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Weird Christians and waiting on God: the real-life experiences of an A-level student

By Emily Howarth is is project manager for Home for Good and a regular volunteer children’s worker in her church. 2017-08-17T00:00:00

With A-level results being released this week and GCSEs next week, stress levels are high in our young people. We spoke to Becca Arkwright moments before she set off to pick up her results to find out how she was feeling and how we can support young people during exams and results.

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