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All Faiths Network Forum – video review

We present a video review of the recent All Faiths Network forum, held at Church House, Westminster. A full video of the proceedings will be presented shortly. [niceyoutubelite id=”1JPMmxdGRK0″] If you would like to comment on the event or give ideas on the way forward please do not hesitate to write to us.

We present a video review of the recent All Faiths Network forum, held at Church House, Westminster. A full video of the proceedings will be presented shortly.

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If you would like to comment on the event or give ideas on the way forward please do not hesitate to write to us.

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