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Prayer and fasting is the backbone behind this ministry
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Jemimah Wright2022-12-28T05:56:00
Joanne O’Connor is the CEO of Junction 42, a Christian charity that works in prisons and communities across north-east England and central Scotland, supporting people throughout the journey of custody and rehabilitation
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