Two Daughters: Faith and forgiveness in the face of unimaginable horror
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Chris Goswami2022-06-13T14:19:00
New BBC documentary Two Daughters follows Mina Smallman, an Anglican Priest whose daughters were stabbed to death in a London park. How did she find the strength to forgive?
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