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Love Culture is an arm of the ministry that trains every believer of Christ to see love beyond dating, romance and marriage. Here is the place to teach step by step how one can function in love as a lifestyle to humanity in their daily activities. Here is where we train how you can value and protect human relationship above my money, ambition and opportunities.

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