A 'very dangerous' Anglican priest builds a mosque in Bosnia

The Revd Donald Reeves MBE, an Anglican priest, was Rector of St James’s Church, Piccadilly, London.
Baroness Thatcher called Donald Reeves 'a very dangerous man' seen as a cult figure in religious and political circles, a man of action and vision who lived out his religious belief through political activity and struggle.
Donald alongside his partner Peter Pelz set up Soul of Europe in 2001, working on peace building and reconciliation across the Balkans.
The Soul of Europe brought together religious and political leaders, and grassroots activists to build Memar Sinan's Fehadijah Mosque in Banja Luka, Bosnia.
Donald performs Bach as way of communicating his story of peace building work to the masses. Here are highlights from his recent performance at the Union Chapel in Islington.