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National Marriage Week – Why I Wrote Sacred Sexuality – Bobbi Kumari

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Bobbi Kumari once led a hedonistic lifestyle, but all that changed when she found faith thirteen years ago.

Loretta chats with Bobbi about her book ‘Sacred Sexuality’, which explores God’s purposes for sexuality and the repercussions of approaching desire, love and intimacy outside of a biblical framework.

Written by: Rufus Olaniyan

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