Rev Richard Coles: How I went from atheist popstar to Christian priest
July 11, 2018
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Illusionist and mentalist Derren Brown and broadcaster and priest Rev Richard Coles discussed The Search for Happiness in the 3rd episode of The Big Conversation.
In this excerpt Richard Coles describes how, after a hedonistic pop career in the 1980s with The Communards, he was converted to Christianity and a subsequent vocation to the priesthood.
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