Unbelievable? Tim Keller Q&A on cancer, prayer and forgiveness

2023-01-06T18:00:00+00:00

Tim Keller is a renowned thinker, writer and speaker who has been dubbed New York’s ‘pastor to skeptics’. In a live online show hosted by Ruth Jackson and Justin Brierley he answers audience questions on his journey with pancreatic cancer, his transformed prayer life and his new book ‘Forgive’.

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