Sound Clip 1: Wayne Turner on Radio CCFm 107.5 interviews (Part 1) Cape Town church leader and founder of FOR SA Andrew Selley and Advocate Nadene Badenhorst on Human Rights Day regarding the threat to religious freedom in SA, the need for Christians to bring out a godly and wise vote in the upcoming elections, and FOR SA’s role as a voice to government on behalf of the Christian Church.Sound Clip 2: Wayne Turner on Radio CCFm 107.5 interviews (Part 2) Cape Town church leader and founder of FOR SA Andrew Selley and Advocate Nadene Badenhorst on Human Rights Day regarding the threat to religious freedom in SA, the need for Christians to bring out a godly and wise vote in the upcoming elections, and FOR SA’s role as a voice to government on behalf of the Christian Church.Sound Clip 3: Wayne Turner on Radio CCFm 107.5 interviews (short) Cape Town church leader and founder of FOR SA Andrew Selley and Advocate Nadene Badenhorst on Human Rights Day regarding the threat to religious freedom in SA, the need for Christians to bring out a godly and wise vote in the upcoming elections, and FOR SA’s role as a voice to government on behalf of the Christian Church.[outofthebox dir="/Miscellaneous/Sound Clips/CCFM - FORSA - HR Day Interview with Andrew Selley and Nadene Badenhorst" mode="audio" viewrole="administrator|editor|author|contributor|subscriber|guest" mediaextensions="mp3" ]
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