Dr Lisa Cameron: Voting with my conscience
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This week Tim Farron asks SNP MP and Christian Dr Lisa Cameron about what happened when she voted against introducing abortion in Northern Ireland and asks how Christians should engage with their MP if they disagree with their views. A year before becoming MP, Lisa wasn't even a member of the SNP and was working as a clinical psychologist. She describes why her life suddenly changed and what her mum bought her to set her up as an MP.
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Released on 27 Apr 2021
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