History repeats itself as church reaches those in need
First published on: 22nd February 2024The re-opening of a church hall to support those in need in Windsor has seen the Holy Trinity church’s mission come full circle.
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The re-opening of a church hall to support those in need in Windsor has seen the Holy Trinity church’s mission come full circle.
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