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Stuck at Home: How Young People Navigate Being Home Alone During COVID-19

Sep 17, 2020 • Stuart Isaac Harrier, Isaac Maina • THE PIPELINE Podcast

Pastor Isaac Maina, Regional Director of East Africa joins Stuart Isaac Harrier to give an update on how young adults have handled the stresses of life during the COVID-19 pandemic and how the need for the gospel is greater than ever before.

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