Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
Representatives of a United Kingdom based church have officially apologized for its involvement in slavery.
The representatives who are part of a 10-member delegation from various church denominations in the UK apologized on Sunday at a special ecumenical church service.
Reverend Tessa Robinson one of the representatives of the delegation offered the apology.
She said the church has been called to a journey of words and action
