Ben Lindsay: youth violence, racism and parenting
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Pastor and founder of Power The Fight, Ben Linsday, shares his faith journey with Ruth Jackson and talks about his work with at-risk young people in South London. He offers advice about what the Church can do to curb the rise in youth violence. Ben challenges Christians to think about diversity and looks at the impact of racism on communities. He also share some parenting stories. Ben’s book We Need To Talk About Race (SPCK) is out now.
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Released on 12 Jul 2019
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