Episode 76: with Furaha Mussanzi for Sunday 12th February

2023-02-07

This week on Politics in the Pulpit, Geoffrey is chatting to Furaha Mussanzi! Furaha is the Pastoral Care Leader for the Light Church in Bradford and the Ecumenical Canon at Bradford Cathedral. Originally from Democratic Republic of Congo, Furaha and her family migrated to Bradford as a refugees fleeing the war 20 years ago. Furaha’s deep Christian faith is central to everything she does and outside of her job she is an avid storyteller, singer and community activist. They discuss the lectionary r...

This week on Politics in the Pulpit, Geoffrey is chatting to Furaha Mussanzi!

Furaha is the Pastoral Care Leader for the Light Church in Bradford and the Ecumenical Canon at Bradford Cathedral. Originally from Democratic Republic of Congo, Furaha and her family migrated to Bradford as a refugees fleeing the war 20 years ago. Furaha’s deep Christian faith is central to everything she does and outside of her job she is an avid storyteller, singer and community activist.

They discuss the lectionary readings for Sunday 12th February (Racial Justice Sunday):

Deuteronomy 30: 15-20
1 Corinthians 3: 1-9
Matthew 5: 21-37
Psalm 119: 1-8

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