After Lambeth: As a bishop with an orthodox view of marriage, I’m filled with hope for the future
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Jill Duff2022-08-08T09:30:00
As the Lambeth Conference draws to a close, Bishop Jill Duff urges her fellow Anglicans to let go of the “spirit of religion” and instead take hold of the opportunities to share the good news of the gospel
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