I was bombed in the Falklands war, but God miraculously saved me
By 
Steve Jones2022-06-14T10:20:00
The Falklands war ended 40 years ago today. But for Steve Jones, whose life was miraculously saved during a bombing raid on Ajax Bay during the conflict, it was just the start of his faith journey
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