Bishop Joseph D'souza: The Dalit Freedom Network founder who is standing up for India's outcastes
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Bishop Joseph D'souza is the leader of the largest growing church movement in India, the Good Shepherd Church. He's also a human rights activist for the poor and marginalised people called Dalits, also referred to as untouchables. Premier Christianity's deputy editor Megan Cornwell met Bishop Joseph on his recent visit to the UK to find out more about his organisation The Dalit Freedom Network. The Bishop also explains why Christians need to be more careful with their use of language when it comes to talking about sharing their faith in Asia.
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Released on 13 Oct 2018
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