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Social media could make you miserable and come between you and God, I made one simple change to help my mental and spiritual health
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Rebecca Chamaa2022-07-07T08:30:00
Social media is an incredible way to connect, but if you let it - it can really affect your mental and spiritual health. Writer Rebecca Chamaa explains the one change she made to help her use Facebook and Instagram in a healthier way.
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