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Is there still a place for Christian Unions in schools?
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Clare Blake2022-03-28T12:31:00
Christian Unions are seen by some as legalistic, boring and irrelevant but CU leaders Chaplain Rev Alice Monaghan and English teacher Violet Taylor argue passionately that they need to continue
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