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Words of Grace: Living Hope in the Diocese of Sheffield

68. Hannah Robinson - Centenary Project Hubs Oversight

"Faith has given me experiences that I will remember for the rest of my life"


Hannah Robinson, Centenary Project Hubs Oversight Worker, joins Ben and Paul on the Words of Grace podcast today.


Hannah discusses:


 Being bullied as a child for being the daughter of a Vicar

 South Yorkshire being the first place she’s called home

 Centenary Project helping people during tough times

Serving on the PCC from the age of 16

Giving young people a voice and growing the church younger

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