The Church must preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, not climate change
By 
William Philip2021-11-02T12:22:00
As world leaders descend on Glasgow for COP26, The Tron Church has displayed a banner that reads: “The world’s most urgent need is churches preaching Christ crucified, not climate change”. Here, the church’s minister explains why they did it
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