Baroness Cox: A voice for the voiceless // Paul Woolley: Making ’whole life’ disciples
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It's a double bill this week as Jemimah Wright interviews the legendary campaigner and humanitarian Baroness Cox, and Sam Hailes sits down with the head of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC) to talk about the importance of whole life discipleship.
Read the interview with Baroness Cox in Premier Woman Alive magazine.
For more on LICC's 40 cities tour, see http://licc.org.uk
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Released on 1 Apr 2022
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