Francine Rivers: Why I wrote Redeeming Love
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The writer of one of the bestselling works of Christian fiction of all time drops by the studio this week for a chat with Claire Musters. Redeeming Love has sold millions of copies and been translated into over 28 languages. Francine Rivers has won countless awards for her writing, but many of them are in a cupboard in her garage! "In the Christian world we shouldn't be raising one above the other", she says. In this in depth interview, Francine also opens up about her writing process and explains why she believes Christian works of fiction should always point the reader back to scripture.
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Released on 24 Nov 2018
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