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Thursday, July 21, 2011

East African drought and famine

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Anne
I'm the parish priest of St Peter and St Paul, Seal. I've been in post here since 2006, having previous served in various parishes in Gosport and as a Deanery Schools worker. I am married to Philip, a bassoon-playing retired physics teacher, and I have two grown-up children - Michael and Ruth - from my first marriage.
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