Claire Newman and Mark Harris: Parliament Has a Bible Study?
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This week, Tim is joined by Claire Newman and Mark Harris, who lead Christians in Parliament — an All-Party Parliamentary Group dedicated to supporting MPs and their staff in living out their faith within Westminster.
They explore what the job involves, how they came to be part of it, and what Bible studies actually look like inside Parliament.
Plus, Tim reflects on the government’s Strategic Defence Review — what it means for the country, and how Christians might think about national security and responsibility.
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Released on 4 Jun 2025
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