Show Notes
In what has been a brutal week, we think again about what it means to be a peaceful presence in our world. What practices will help us? What actions should we take? How do we stand up for what is right, without demonising our opponents?
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Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing - BBC iPlayer
The Great British Sewing Bee - BBC iPlayer
The Great British Bake Off - Official Website
Pendon Museum
This Present Darkness - Wikipedia
John's Poem: One Consequence of Salvation (I hope)
Dave Gregory | Divine Windows: Seeing God through the lens of science
God Saw That It Was Good - Videos
Israel has committed genocide in Gaza, UN commission of inquiry says - BBC News
Contact your MP - UK Parliament
Cartoon - Duty Calls
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