220 years on, there is a new frontier for Bible Society's work
The British and Foreign Bible Society began on 7 March 1804, 220 years ago, with a vision to bring the Bible to as many people as possible. That work continues today.
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Islamism in Britain Part 2: is there an answer?
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What this week's LLF debate reveals about the state of the Church of England
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Living in Love and Faith: what now for those who cannot 'agree to disagree'?
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Islamism in Britain Part 1: Is there a problem?
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