How our church is studying the Bible with Christians in Burundi
By 
Rev Dr Fiona Haworth2022-09-01T08:33:00
A church in Norwich is learning from the experiences of Christians 6,000 miles away, as two congregations come together to study the scriptures over Zoom. Rev Dr Fiona Haworth explains more about Christian Aid’s Just Scripture project
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