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I’m pleased the extreme abortion amendment failed… again, but Christians need to change how they speak to their MPs
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Jennie Pollock2021-12-02T10:30:00
As the ‘Johnson ammendment’ fails to go through for the third time, Christian Medical Fellowship’s Jennie Pollock explains why this is good news, but also why we need to change how we petition our MPs.
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