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Listed below are comments made by William Crawley (BBC) between Sunday, 5th April 2009 and Sunday, 21st June 2009.

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Tabernacle turmoil 11:56pm on 21 Jun 2009 A number of people have contacted Sunday Sequence with their concerns about the recent controversy at Whitewell Metropolitan. Some have expressed a wish to make their concerns more public. If you would like to speak to the programme about your concerns, you can email william.crawley@bbc.co.uk
Megachurch in succession turmoil 5:44pm on 18 Jun 2009 If you would like to talk in confidence about your experience of this crisis for Whitewell, you can send an email to william.crawley@bbc.co.uk. You can also email your comments to that address, if you have concerns that you feel merit serious examination.
Megachurch in succession turmoil 01:04am on 16 Jun 2009 Correction, emails to wiliam.Crawley@BBC.co.uk. -- thanks
Megachurch in succession turmoil 01:03am on 16 Jun 2009 If you would one to write, in confidence, to share your personal experience of any aspect of this story, you can send an email to william.Crawley@me.com
Megachurch in succession turmoil 8:35pm on 13 Jun 2009 yupppa, would you please contact me to discuss your comment. If you send a contact number via william.crawley@bbc.co.uk I will be in touch. Many thanks.
Irish hierarchy crosses the Rubicon 10:37am on 29 May 2009 romejellybean: Would it be possible to talk privately about your experience? You can email your contact details, in confidence, to: william.crawley@bbc.co.uk
Christianity in an Ecological Age 7:31pm on 01 May 2009 I'd say you guys are going to enjoy Mark Wallace's contributions on Sunday morning. He'll be joining us to talk about the theology and ethics of the current flu panic.
Susan Boyle dreams her dream 10:44am on 16 Apr 2009 Excellent comment piece by Tanya Gold, thanks Neil.
Days like this ... 5:47pm on 10 Apr 2009 Marcus, I had a wonderful summer there. Thanks for your memories; you've really captured the place.
"Refreshingly candid" 11:23pm on 05 Apr 2009 Good question, romejellybean. I think we all know what is meant by s***, and some people may find the unexpurgated version of the word offensive, so I plan to respect their sensitivities for the purpose of my comments.

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