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    <description><![CDATA[Life.Africa speaks the Life of Jesus Christ into contemporary South African society.

But we want to speak into human life, which means we will be talking about human things – culture, politics, the stories we tell, our hopes and fears, and the things we lean on to make sense of it all. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, we want to speak into human life here in Africa. South Africa. This means we’ll be talking about South African things, our culture, our politics, our history, our racial complexity, and most of all, our need for Jesus.

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