I’m a Christian working in the NHS. The system is broken. Here’s how you can pray for us
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Giles Cattermole2023-01-06T14:55:00
What you’ve seen in the news is not exaggerated, says Dr Giles Cattermole. Pray for solutions and for NHS staff, but also for the salvation of our nation, he says
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