5: Christmas Day Reflection: God who dwells with us

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Hear the good news of Christ's coming with The Very Reverend David Hoyle in this Christmas Day Reflection from Westminster Abbey. Listen to his reflection and find out more about Advent and Christmas at Westminster Abbey at: https://www.westminster-abbey.org/Advent/

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5: Christmas Day Reflection: God who dwells with us

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