This is the worst humanitarian crisis since the second world war - this is why Christians need to act...
As the Disaster and Emergencies Committee (DEC) announce an emergency appeal to help over 16 million people in Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan who are without food, water and medical treatment, Pip McCracken from Christian Aid explains why Christians need to act
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