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Women in Church
We’ve put together a roundtable of women leaders in the Black church to talk about faith, religion, and gender equality in the ministry. Here is Stephen’s conversation with Rev. Dr. Joann Watson of West Side Unity Church, Rev. Cindy Rudolph from Oak Grove AME, and Rev. Kenita Harris of Detroit Bible Tabernacle. Episode 4913/Segment 2
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