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Church’s flip from ancient to modern divides worshippers

One Sunday afternoon this month, a small group will gather at the Whisby nature reserve near Lincoln to explore its trails and spot wildlife. Before they set off, they may enjoy a hot drink from the cafe or apply sunscreen but one thing they are certain to do is join together in prayer.

This is Lincoln Forest Church, part of a growing network of Christian communities that meet outdoors to worship and engage with

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