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This week on RfRx, join us for an interactive conversation and Q&A with RfR volunteers who will discuss their experiences coming out as LGBTQ+ and as nonbelievers. We’ll talk about navigating difficult conversations, dealing with family and relationship challenges, and how to find support. Hosted by Kara Griffin, Online-Programming Director, and Rob Palmer, RfR AmbassadorRecorded on August 18,…
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