Are Christians living up to the biblical standards of peacekeeping?
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Today is the International Day for Peacekeeping, a day dedicated to honouring the remarkable men and women who have served as peacekeepers. In a world increasingly plagued by modern conflicts and wars, Christians may wonder how to extend God's peace to the world around them. Dr. Lisa Adjei from Christian Aid explored this topic with Premier's Esther Higham.
Released on 29 May 2024
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