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Rowan Williams - A Mixed Economy of Church (N19)
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Rowan Williams - A Mixed Economy of Church (N19)

We thought it was about time we headed down to Lambeth Palace to have a chat with the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams. Rowan said that if nothing else he wants his time as Archbishop to be remembered for his commitment to developing Fresh...

Nomad Podcast · Rowan Williams

February 10, 201029m 18s

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We thought it was about time we headed down to Lambeth Palace to have a chat with the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams. Rowan said that if nothing else he wants his time as Archbishop to be remembered for his commitment to developing Fresh Expressions of church. So we thought we'd ask him why this is, and what his personal experience of new forms of church has been.

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