Let’s hold the people of Ukraine in our hearts, and pray to God for peace
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Tim Farron MP2022-02-23T13:12:00
Whether we believe in just war or take the path of pacifism, all Christians should inform themselves about the deepening crisis in Ukraine, and pray for peace in the region says Tim Farron
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