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More than half the population still call themselves 'Church of England' but never go to church. Is this the Church's fault? Is it an impossibly old-fashioned organisation? Or is it still able to minister to men's deepest needs?
A discussion between Dr. Alec Vidler, Dean of King's College, Cambridge and Paul Ferris of The Observer.
Chairman, Ludovic Kennedy
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Panellist:
Dr. Alec Vidler
Panellist:
Paul Ferris
Chairman:
Ludovic Kennedy
Producer:
Oliver Hunkin
Source: Radio Times

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