By Rachael Cottle2023-11-21T08:30:00
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Rachael Cottle offers the lowdown on the best apps for Christian women.
I think we can all agree that these days, there’s an app for everything. That means that we’ve got to sift through the vast offering to decide what will take up precious megabytes on our devices. I have been trying out some Christian apps that I think should be on every Christian woman’s smart phone.
If you’re looking to re-organise your home screen, here are ten apps that I think should make the cut…
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