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Why the Bible is still relevant with Kelitah Kalonda

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Kelitah Kalonda is a young black musician and I Am presenter. As part of the team, she produces content that helps fit the Bible into our modern context. In this podcast Given Illustrative has a conversation with her about the importance of realizing that the Bible is still relevant today.
19 Mar 2021 English South Africa Christianity · Society & Culture

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