How would a Lawyer read John’s Gospel?
A lawyer is trained for trial.
They test the evidence, and cross examine the witnesses. In Fair Hearing experienced members of the Lawyers’ Christian Fellowship - judges, barristers, and solicitors - invite the reader to explore John’s Gospel (his eyewitness testimony) along with them.
FAIR HEARINGWhere will the evidence lead you?
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Our Story
Formed on the 9 February 1852 as a prayer union, and subsequently renamed the Lawyers’ Christian Fellowship, the LCF today has a large, UK-wide membership of Christian lawyers representing all strands of the legal profession. The LCF’s membership is truly diverse, but they have a shared belief in the historic teachings of the Christian faith. At the heart of the Christian faith is evidence about and belief in the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus – the Gospel. Good news. Good news to be shared. Good news which, we believe, deserves a Fair Hearing.