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We can take hope in mourning a Queen who wasn’t afraid to die, Her Majesty knew that death was not the end

By Catherine Butcher2022-09-20T08:30:00

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Author of Our Faithful Queen Catherine Butcher explains that the Queen was not afraid of dying but instead had hope in the resurrection of Jesus.

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