By Jemimah Wright2023-10-23T16:28:00
Beryl Moore, 87, had a dramatic conversion in her 40s after adultery and divorce, and subsequently leading a renewal and healing centre in Kent
I was born in 1936 in south east London. The war broke out in 1939 so I was evacuated down to Cornwall with my mother, aunt and cousin. We stayed with Mr and Mrs Hawkes and their adult daughter, Felicia until the war ended.
My father was in the Navy; he was the commander of a tank landing craft, one of those used in the Normandy landings, so I didn’t see very much of him.
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