Canon Dr Paula Gooder - Who Do You Say that I Am? Encountering the Jesus of Mark's Gospel
Jun 26, 202650m
Bishop Dunn Memorial Lecture 2026. Canon Dr Paula Gooder, Canon Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, is introduced by Prof Karen Kilby.
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