What can Christians expect from King Charles’ first Christmas broadcast?
By 
Elizabeth Phillips2022-12-20T12:42:00
Queen Elizabeth II clearly communicated her faith in her annual Christmas speech. But will King Charles? And will it give us any further insight into how he sees his role as Defender of the Faith?
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