By
Jonathan Carswell2023-05-10T09:08:00
A quarter of a million gospel tracts were printed and distributed over the coronation weekend. Author Jonathan Carswell says although the campaign was a drop in the ocean, early reports suggest it may already be bearing fruit
Something very small took place last week. It happened in central London, but it also took place in many other spots up and down the Great Britain, and in Northern Ireland. And it all centred around the King, and a party to which everyone is invited.
Let me give you the background…
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