God hasn’t promised to save you from Omicron. There’s something far better on offer instead
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Tim Farron MP2021-12-02T17:33:00
Opinions on the new Covid variant may leave us feeling anxious, angry or just plain weary. But the best way to deal with the uncertainty of Omicron is to focus on our security in Christ, and to turn outwards in love towards our neighbours, says Tim Farron
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