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I Need You to Survive
Rev. Phyllis Byrd connects Pentecost, biodiversity, and mutual survival in a call for ecological faith in action.
The Church as Social Infrastructure
Congregations can strengthen communities by building trust, sustaining relationships, and creating networks of mutual care.

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