‘I was accused of being a terrorist’ - Read the sermon that school chaplain claims lost him his job
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Bernard Randall2021-05-10T11:13:00
A chaplain at a church school says he was reported as an extremist and forced out of his job after giving a sermon which addressed identity politics and LGBT issues. He’s now taking Trent College to court. Here is the full text of his sermon
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