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We are here to tell you about the first black female chaplain to preach for the Queen in St James Palace. |
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Rose Hudson-Wilkin is the first black female to preach for the Queen in her Palace, which gave Rose a good way to get through to people. Ms. Hudson was also there to help people with their childen's deafness. |
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Rose Hudson's church, Holy Trinity, has covered lots of places like Dalston, All Saints and Haggerston Girls School in East London. |
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Rose was asked: 'How did they chose you?' Rose used a very good answer, saying to us that they got her by saying her quote. |
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 Rose Hudson-Wilkin - Holy Trinity |
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I guess someone suggested my name to her and I was told that she went: 'Oh, I know her', and she was happy to make the appointment.
Rose Hudson-Wilkin - Chaplain to the Queen
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Her parish, All Saints Haggerston, celebrated its 150th aniversary 2 years ago and needs some charitable donations to help with some of the building's refurbishment. |
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