Tim Dieppe discusses a cinema chains decision to clash with Christmas day services

Published: December 4th, 2016

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Christian Concern's Islamic Affairs Director, Tim Dieppe, speaks to BBC Radio West Midlands about the decision of the UK's largest cinema chain, Odeon, to clash with church services on Christmas day.

He says "Christmas is a special day for the Nation" and for "Christians to reflect on what God has done in sending his Son".

04/12/2016
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Tim Dieppe discusses a cinema chains decision to clash with Christmas day services