After the Flood shortlisted for a Sandford Award

The MJR documentary ‘After the Flood: the church, slavery and reconciliation’ has been shortlisted for a Sandford Award. These are the UK’s most prestigious broadcast awards for radio, TV and online programmes and content that explore religious, spiritual or ethical themes. ‘After the Flood’ has been shortlisted for the TV/Video award – see the list here. Winners will be announced at a special awards ceremony in Manchester’s Whitworth Hall on 21 June.

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After the Flood shortlisted for a Sandford Award

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