We delve into the 2nd Century and the early days of the Church for the final part of our Heroes teaching series. Paul highlights the life and times of Polycarp, a disciples of John & a demonstrator of what it means to be sold out for the mission of God.

The penultimate part of our Heroes series. We go to Scotland this week and discover the lives and times of Tannoch & Kentigern, two lesser known saints in the history of Christianity.

In this, the 4th part of our Heroes series, Owen explores the life and thoughts of Aelred. An early medieval monk who challenged the pervading stoic teaching of the time in order to suggest that our faith is deeply rooted in our relationship and friendship with others.

Part 3.1 of our Heroes series; Laura gives an incredible talk on the life and ministry of Julian of Norwich; highlighting her trust in God, throughout all situations & despair

Julian of Norwich, a significant hero of the faith & the first published female writer in English history, shows a life that stands against the established religious world, that shows a love of God & an authentic relationship with Christ.

Julian of Norwich, a significant hero of the faith & the first published female writer in English history, shows a life that stands against the established religious world, that shows a love of God & an authentic relationship with Christ.

Part 2 in our Heroes series takes us back over 100 years to explore and learn from the life of the great missionary, Hudson Taylor. How does a life that is sold out for the furtherance of the Kingdom of God look ... & are we willing to take the step?

Part 2 in our Heroes series takes us back over 100 years to explore and learn from the life of the great missionary, Hudson Taylor. How does a life that is sold out for the furtherance of the Kingdom of God look ... & are we willing to take the step?

Owen takes us back to El Salvador, 1977, where Catholic Archbishop Óscar Romero demonstrates God's love for the poor, the oppressed, the downtrodden through the sacrifice of his own life.

Owen takes us back to El Salvador, 1977, where Catholic Archbishop Óscar Romero demonstrates God's love for the poor, the oppressed, the downtrodden through the sacrifice of his own life.