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Interview: Reverend Olufemi Babatola

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Rev Olufemi Babatola is the founder of House of Hope Calvary Christian Centre in Old Kent Road, London. Tayo Fatunla

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SPAC Nation: A church transforming the lives of young people by Funmi Olutoye

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SPAC Nation is a vibrant, colourful and high-energy church made up of over 1200 young people aged 16 to 35,

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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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