So, Who Is This Jesus?

So, Who Is This Jesus?

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Russell Boulter
Russell Boulter
Self – Presenter & Storyteller / Jesus Christ
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Ben Castle
Self – Musician
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Jennifer Lord
Self – Care Worker
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Brian Russ
Self – Former Gang Leader
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Va'aiga Tuigamala
Self – Rugby Player
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Johanna White
Self – Homemaker

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