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Seeing as God Sees: Boxing Day 2025 00:15 BBC Radio 4

A reflection on the meaning of Christmas with Bishop Mariann Budde, the Bishop of Washington. At the start of the year, at the US President’s inauguration, Bishop Budde preached a sermon that made an impact around the world. In this Christmas Meditation she reflects on the past year, her trust in God and her hope for all in times of challenge and division.

Producer: Alexa Good

Source BBC

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