Greg Haslam (1953-2021): A compelling preacher burdened with a prophetic message
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Andrew Haslam2021-08-23T10:01:00
Greg Haslam was the senior minister of Westminster Chapel from 2002 to 2016. He was also a well known author who often spoke at major Christian conferences. His son Andrew, who is the leader of Grace Church London, says his life was marked by integrity and sincerity.
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