US Elections: What will today be remembered for?
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Polling booths are open, and results show a close tie between the two candidates. Although it’s not our election, its outcome impacts global affairs. Considering Jesus’ call to be a light in the world, which candidate best models biblical values? Chair of Republicans overseas Greg Swenson and broadcaster and clergywoman Rev Christina Rees CBE discussed this with Esther Higham.
Released on 5 Nov 2024
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