Justin Welby: All who follow the Queen’s example can say, with her: ‘We will meet again’
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Most Rev Justin Welby2022-09-19T11:52:00
Initial reactions from Christian leaders online suggest the Most Rev Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, struck just the right chord with his short but sweet tribute to a Queen who served God and strove to point others to him. Here’s his sermon in full
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