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Full Interview With Steve Chalke MBE

Added Tuesday, December 9, 2008

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At the end of 2007, Mal Fletcher interviewed Steve Chalke, MBE for a forthcoming TV series.

The series features talks with major Christian futurists, activists and campaigners - people who are changing the history of their cities and nations by proactively engaging the future today.

Steve Chalke is a well known activist, social campaigner, author and Christian leader. He is always challenging and sometimes controversial.

But one thing is certain: he walks the walk! He has proven that one man can move mountains in faith.

Now you can watch the full interview online.

Simply click here or visit the 'Online Video' section of our site.

Keywords: steve chalke | mal fletcher | activist | campaigner

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Great site. God bless your work.
Jan, Norway

I have listened to several of the messages available on your website (thank you for making them accessible). They have revealed, expanded, and confirmed things in my heart and as a result I am much stronger as a Pastor and Leader.
Chris, USA

I think you asked the wrong question re climate change summit. The question is should it have been held? There are a lot more important issues they should have been discussing, e.g. people trafficking.
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