Online and on fire

David Baker  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  1 Jul 2016
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Online and on fire

Lee Gatiss

I have just participated in a Bible study led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.

Well, I say ‘participated’. What I mean in fact is that I have watched a recording of a 20-minute study he conducted live online a little while ago. If I am honest, I did so in order to write about it now.

Rather good

But I found it rather good. Perhaps the best indicator of its usefulness is that I quickly found myself stopping ‘assessing’ it as a writer for en and actively thinking about what was being said from the Bible, and finding it helpful.

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