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  • Inner and Outer

    Inner and Outer

  • Sowing the Seed

    Sowing the Seed

    “A man sowed seed in the ground … day and night it grew, how he did not know”. The deeper we know God, the less we know. This is the challenge and the excitement of the spiritual quest. In...

  • In Spirit and in Truth

    In Spirit and in Truth

  • A Leader’s Growing Pains: Reflections On The Life Of Moses

    A Leader’s Growing Pains: Reflections On The Life Of Moses

    Kate Coleman is associate pastor of The Regeneration Centre in Birmingham, and a former president of the Baptist Union. She was the first black woman Baptist minister in the UK, and is a popular...

  • Sstainability: The Bigger Picture

    Sstainability: The Bigger Picture

    The forces that shape our universe also lie at the heart of understanding sustainability on our planet. Using his new book, Shadows on the Cave Wall: A New Theory of Evolution, Keith Skene sets out a...

  • Theology and Thermodynamics

    Theology and Thermodynamics

    Energy, a central concept in physics, also occupies an important place in the writings of our faith. Keith Skene asks can thermodynamics provide the missing link between the physical and the...

  • The Poor are our Masters

    The Poor are our Masters

    When St Vincent de Paul spoke these words over 400 years ago he was reminding his colleagues that the only way to successfully serve those they worked with was to think of them as their masters. This...

  • One and Other

    One and Other

    From noisy neighbours to nervous political coalitions, fears about immigration, racism, fundamentalism and international terrorism – our fear of engaging “the other” is at the heart of so many...
    Speaker(s): Kester Brewin

  • Does God want you to be rich?

    Does God want you to be rich?

    The prosperity Gospel is partly right: God does want to give you your best life now. But the abundant life Jesus invites us into is far better than getting rich. Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove explores...

  • Congregational Monasticism

    Congregational Monasticism

    Karen Ward is the urban abbess of Church of the Apostles, Seattle, which meets in the Fremont Abbey, an arts and community abbey for the Fremont neighbourhood of Seattle. An exploration of how new...

  • Starry, Starry Nights (Part 1)

    Starry, Starry Nights (Part 1)

    Artists who dare to look sideways and speak the truth to power – whether religious, economic or political – will suffer. Reflections on Vincent Van Gogh, the Chilean musician Victor Jara,...

  • Starry, Starry Nights (Part Two)

    Starry, Starry Nights (Part Two)

    Artists who dare to look sideways and speak the truth to power, whether religious, economic or political, will suffer. Reflections on Chilean artist Joel Lilartiga, St John Chrysostom and author...

  • The resurrection of contemporary Christianity

    The resurrection of contemporary Christianity

    In the midst of a shrinking Christendom, the Spirit has been stirring a new monastic movement. A chance to hear some stories about what's happening under the radar and in the forgotten places of...

  • Ditch the Chemicals:

    Ditch the Chemicals:

    Health is the second most searched for topic on the net after pornography, and this session is for anyone who wants to tick that eco box without too much effort. Find cheap DIY natural remedies for...

  • Whose story am I?

    Whose story am I?

    All of us live in a complex world of stories that define who we are. But what happens when we can no longer tell our own story? John Swinton challenges standard accounts of dementia and offers a new...

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