Process isn’t sexy but it matters. The Church is in a mess over same-sex blessings
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Rebecca Chapman2024-01-12T09:03:00
Failing to follow good process always results in more problems and more pain. That’s why the Church of England’s wranglings over same-sex blessings are bound to continue, says Rebecca Chapman
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