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‘I’m in service to Christ’: Kanye West’s turbulent faith journey from arm’s length to all in
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Lauren Windle2022-02-23T09:30:00
Award winning artist Kanye West is all over the news for his divorce, his manic social media rants and arguments and his three-part Netflix series. Here Lauren Windle explores his faith journey from refusing to ‘put his life in Jesus’ hands’ to declaring that his ‘job is to spread the Gospel’.
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