We are not a hate group. But friendly-fire from other Christians is hurting our gospel work
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Andrea Williams2021-10-01T12:00:00
An Oxford college has apologised for hosting a Wilberforce Academy conference. Andrea Williams believes the apology, and subsequent criticism from other Christians is unjustified
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