After the Flood review from CTE

JR documentary ‘After the Flood: the church, slavery and reconciliation’ has been reviewed by Churches Together in England (CTE). “For reconciliation to take place there is much work to do to correct the societal disadvantages of black Britons. The film calls upon the churches to recognise their legacy, acknowledge wrongdoing and make reparations.” Read the full review here.

BBC Radio Manchester interview

MJR trustees Beatrice Smith and Paul Keeble were interviewed by Asthma Younus on BBC Radio Manchester on Sunday morning about the forthcoming screening of ‘After the Flood:

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After the Flood review from CTE

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