By Brian Whittaker2022-03-29T16:18:00
Source: Reuters/Thomas Peter
Associate pastor Brian Whittaker, along with the Christians in his church, has moved heaven and earth to support 17 Ukrainian refugees arriving in the UK. Despite the sacrifices required, he says the church must respond to this humanitarian crisis
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