Love, Justice, and Reproductive Health Duncan Sim

Love, Justice, and Reproductive Health Duncan SimThis book invites churches to consider reproductive health from a perspective rooted in Christ's love, introducing key areas and addressing disparities within reproductive health outcomes. It encourages churches to act on this issue, providing programmatic suggestions for them to embody Christ's love and justice within their own contexts.

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