Nunavut Anglican church destroyed in back-to-back church fires
Diocese of the Arctic Bishop David Parsons has called the destruction by fire of an Anglican church in Kinngait, Nunavut “a terrible loss” and demoralizing
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View all posts [email protected]Diocese of the Arctic Bishop David Parsons has called the destruction by fire of an Anglican church in Kinngait, Nunavut “a terrible loss” and demoralizing
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