Amanda Russell-Jones is a scholar focusing on Victorian society, as well as on the issues of slavery and women's relationship to the church in our contemporary world. She is an independant scholar, has been a trustee of an arts training centre, and has preached and spoken at a variety of Christian conferences.
The Lord is Shepherd to All
Speaker(s): Amanda Russell-Jones
Date: Spring 2016
Length: 18m
Product ID: RGDL4601N
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In this chapel sermon from Spring 2016, Amanda Russell-Jones unpacks the brilliant imagery of Psalm 23. Along the way, she uncovers why, exactly, this psalm has been so universally loved, and remains so universally resonant, for Christians of every location and vocation.
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