Awaab Ishak’s death is inexcusable. Christians should be outraged
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Tim Farron MP2022-11-23T10:53:00
We are all made in God’s image, says Tim Farron. Taking good care of the most vulnerable in our society is a fundamental part of what it means to follow Jesus
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