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Philippa Hanna2025-04-02T06:13:00
‘A spirit of division seemed to be striking its rod into every corner of society—even within church groups and denominations. As the guys from church and I sat together that day, we prayed for God to give us a song for his people—something that embodied the true heart of the Church,’ says Philippa Hanna.
If I’m guilty of one thing, it’s having a pretty simplistic worldview. I believe in the inherent kindness of people and that the goodness within us outweighs the tendency for selfishness. I’ve always been this way—even as a little girl, long before I knew Jesus.
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