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Disciples and Citizens

Graham Cray is Bishop of Maidstone, a former chair of Greenbelt and now chair of Soul Survivor. He led the team that wrote 'Mission-Shaped Church ' and speaks on citizenship, among other things. He...

I was hungry and Islamic Relief fed me

In a world of religious division, directors from Islamic Relief and Christian Aid ask if Muslims and Christians can work together to eradicate poverty. With Hany El-Sanna. Dr Hany El Banna is...

Learning to be Church: Unpacking the Emerging

Unpacking 'emerging Church' as an ecumenical model for change and reform in the life of contemporary churches. Doug Gay is a lecturer in Practical Theology at the University of Glasgow and a Church...

Breaking up Britain – How to be a Christian Nationalist

A reflection on the recent election success of the Scottish National Party, making a case for why and how Christians should support nationalist parties. Doug Gay is a lecturer in Practical Theology...

In Conversation BBC Five Live’s Simon Mayo

Douglas Alexander MP was appointed Secretary of State for International Development in June. He was previously Secretary of State for Transport and Secretary of State for Scotland. Born in Glasgow in...

Both sides of the wall

Wisam and Fuad talk of the shattering impact of the Separation Wall on both their communities. You may have seen the wall encircling the Palestinian territories on television, but you probably...

How to write a christian bestseller for secular

G P Taylor went from being an Anglican priest to a publishing sensation. He discusses why it is the duty of people of faith to proclaim their good news through the print media, giving plenty of time...

Women at the well: Muslim & Christian women

A well is a place of encounter. Taking this image as a starting point, Wahida and Dilly reflect on their faith, their sacred texts and their nourishing exchange wi th 'the other'. Dilly Baker works...

The Devil and Me

One in three people in Britain say they believe in the Devil, but what do they mean? From exorcisms and child abuse to films, folklore and the real-life Church of Satan, Cole investigates what the...
Speaker(s): Cole Moreton

Reading the news

How is the big story reported, why is that so, and how should we respond as citizens and believers? Cole decodes the headlines, explodes the myths and roots out the deeper meanings in the news. Cole...
Speaker(s): Cole Moreton

Finding a second innocence

How to become re-enchanted with Christianity, discover a grown-up faith you can believe in, develop a spirituality that is liberating and life-affirming, and find ways to grow as a person. Dave...
Speaker(s): Dave Tomlinson

Shaping memory, seeking vision scripture and

How does our past bear on the present? What kind of people change history? How do we face tragedy and loss? Do our times offer a strange new jazz of possibility? Introduced by David Ford . Micheal...

Inspired by Allah: Muslim peacebuilders in UK

Stories of Muslim peacebuilders in conflict situations around the world. Find out what you can do to support Muslims building peace in the UK. Carolyn Hayman has been involved with Peace Direct...

Ambassadors of Reconciliation

Portraits of four cutting edge faith-based practitioners of "restorative justice." Ched Myers is an activist and theologian. He has written half a dozen books, including "The Biblical Vision of...

Hope is where your arse is

The story of how Ched got started in peace and justice work - how he heard the gospel from a dumpster and why he seeks a new generation of evangelical activists. Ched Myers is an activist and...