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Don’t feel ashamed if you experience doubt in your faith… it doesn’t have to be your dirty secret
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Kat Wordsworth2022-12-12T09:30:00
Kat Wordsworth felt doubt in her faith but, ashamed and scared, she did all she could to swallow the uncertainty and carry on as if it didn’t exist. Here she explains the importance of discussing doubt and acknowledging it’s a normal part of our faith journey.
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