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Network The Art of RedemptionApril 17, 2017 EP. 031.5 Formalistic Art Series: Color – ABC’s and 123’s of Art The week in the Formalistic Art Series we talk about Color byArt of Redemption Podcast
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UncategorizedMarch 31, 2015 My Deliverance from Racial Obliviousness This is a plea to my fellow white Jesus-lovers to wake up and listen byBren Hughes
