Premier On The Road: How a café in Carlisle is changing lives
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Inspirational Breakfast hit the road for a special show live at the Cornerstone Cafe in Carlisle. Esther Higham spoke to Reverend Simon Bickerstethe, leader of St James' Carlisle, Caroline Hetherington from Hebron Evangelical Church, Rev John Libby, and a whole host of people whose lives have been changed by walking through the doors of the Cafe.
Released on 27 Mar 2024
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