The Bruderhof’s Bernard Hibbs: Living in community // Bishop Philip North: Remembering the poor
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Megan Cornwell meets Bernard Hibbs from The Bruderhof – a Christian community where all possessions are shared, faith sits at the centre of daily life and crime is non-existent. In part two, the Bishop of Burnley Philip North talks about his work in the Church of England and his desire to take the Gospel to the UK’s most deprived areas.
The Profile is brought to you in association with Premier Christianity magazine. To find out more about The Bruderhof, read Megan Cornwell’s feature
Released on 23 Aug 2019
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