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Bovine Liberation Theology

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Revd. Nick Davies...20 May 2007 at 19:37
This is just silly.
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Revd. Nick Davies...: is a Vicar is Cheltenham. Before being ordained he studied Biblical Studies and Theology at Sheffield, Edinburgh and Anglia Ruskin Universities. Nick went on to work in communications and fundraising for Christian Aid, Save the Children and Livability. He is now settling in to Cheltenham life, enjoying the Bath Road, Leckhampton Hill and various Festivals. On his blog you will find sermons, photos, prayers, videos and articles. Enjoy and feel free to vote on posts and leave your comments.

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