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Thieves of the Cathedral

    A weekly literary serial by Jimmy Aglah exploring faith, power, hope, and the quiet ways people surrender judgment when life becomes difficult. Set in the fictional town of Adomkrom, the series follows the rise of Apostle Dr. B.K. Abotare and the Cathedral that slowly changes an entire community.

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