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The blessing of serving
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Marcia Dixon MBE2023-10-23T17:46:00
Marcia Dixon highlights the servant heartedness of many women in the black Christian Church
One thing that’s been very evident during my time writing about the black Christian community is that many of the women I’ve encountered are keen to serve the Lord by serving their community. They don’t care whether they are recognised for doing so or not. They just want to fulfil God’s commandment to love their neighbour.
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