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Religious affairs programme, tackling thorny issues in a thought-provoking manner

Religious affairs programme, tackling the thornier issues of the day in a thought-provoking manner

All Things Considered: Review of the Year - People 2018

Review of the Year - People 2018

BBC Radio Wales - All Things Considered, Review of the Year - People 2018

Roy Jenkins revisits some of the people who have featured in All Things Considered in 2018

Revisiting some of the people who featured in All Things Considered in 2018, including Vicky Beeching, Brian Darcy, Billy Graham and Chrissie Chapman, proud mother of 54 children.

Week by week we meet all sorts of people on All Things Considered - some in the public eye others not at all well known.  What unites many of them is a desire to share their faith, and talk about how it affects their lives.   This week, Roy Jenkins revisits some of the people we have featured in the programme in the past year.

Among the contributors are: Vicky Beeching, former singer songwriter and equality campaigner, Father Brian d’Arcy, one of Ireland’s best-known priests, Sam Childers, a former drug dealer now controversially known as ‘The Machine Gun Preacher.’  Stuart Townend, the composer behind modern day Christian classics as ‘In Christ Alone’ and ‘How Deep the Father’s Love for Us’.  And we mark the death of one of the most celebrated preachers in Christian history – Dr. Billy Graham.

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