I am Danielle: This drama starring Letitia Wright raises a huge question for Christians
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Lauren Windle2021-08-25T08:52:00
In a recent interview for her new Channel 4 drama, I am Danielle, Letitia Wright told journalists that her hope lay in Jesus. When dealing with the dark themes and impossible questions that this story raises, I am glad that mine does too, says Lauren Windle
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