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An interview with Stuart Blythe

Ian Bunce talks to Stuart Blythe - Rector of the International Baptist Theological Study Centre

 

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Click here for an edited transcript of this interview.

This article appeared in the Spring 2015 edition of Baptists Together Magazine 

 

Together Magazine, 13/01/2015
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