Tim Farron: the tables are turned
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Cara Bentley asks Tim Farron how he became a Christian, the recent oversight regarding donations which fund his parliamentary staff, why he doesn't want to force non-Christians to live by God's laws and whether he'd ever be a church pastor. Tim shares his thoughts on how to pray in light of Matt Hancock's affair and resignation and the comments of the Bishop of Manchester, who referred to it as 'a middle-aged man having a bit of a fling'.
If you have a question for Tim, email farron@premier.org.uk or add 07711 701133 to your phone and send a message on WhatsApp.
Released on 29 Jun 2021
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