ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this final episode of the series, Dr Gemma Madle reveals her favourite reading group story and why the young people’s reading of it allows us to see a more humanised Jesus. Bishop James Grier joins Rachel to discuss what we can actively do to help young people, not just explore the Bible but, to live it out.
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