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June Magazine 2018

By on June 1, 2018

June’s issue explores how we consume, and think about, Pop Culture, with articles by two media scholars: Mandy Elliot and Michael Boyce. We also have an article on how to make your own compost bin for the Fifth Mark of Mission and an introduction for a new Diocesan program: the Kasaka Water Project.
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  • Sara Krahn is the editor of Rupert’s Land News.

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