Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin on illegal immigration: Political rhetoric alone is futile
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This year, over 29,000 people have arrived in small boats off Kent’s coast, seeking refuge in the UK. With over 50 deaths from the perilous journey, how do local churches support refugees and asylum seekers, and show them God’s love? Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin and Domenica Pecoraro discussed this with Esther Higham.
Released on 28 Oct 2024
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