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This issue of Keep The Faith is packed with the usual variety of great articles. Donnie McClurkin is back in

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Embracing the energy of Synergy in the fight against youth crime by Shirin Aguiar

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The founders of the iconic Street Pastors have launched a collaborative network to take on the violent criminals blighting London’s

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Keep The Faith Issue 106

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June was a busy month celebrating the 70th anniversary of the arrival of SS Empire Windrush on 22 June 1948,

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This issue of Keep The Faith is packed with the usual variety of great articles. Donnie McClurkin is back in

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