What big issues can Christians disagree on and remain united?
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When disagreement turns into division, can Christians choose a better way?
Esther Higham was joined by Guest Editor Rt Rev Emma Ineson, alongside Rev Christina Rees and Fr David Houlding—who hold diametrically opposed views on women in church leadership. Despite standing on opposite sides of one of the Church's most contentious debates, they shared how an unlikely friendship blossomed!
Released on 16 Jul 2026
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