Moshe reflections on finding motivation during lockdown. 

Fiona has been pondering the value of friendship and how we all need friends to walk beside us. 

Barbara reflects on why laugher is an important part of our every day lives particularly at this time in the midst of the pandemic. 

As we enter into the unknown of the new year with all its challenges, Ibrahim suggests we spend some time reflecting on what has been good last year and what we can look forward to this coming year.

Wishing you all a new year filled with hope.

Barbara Hume reflects on the meaning of Christmas particularly given the very strange and challenging year we have had with, ups and downs and uncertainties. A glimpse of something beyond ourselves. 

We are taking a rest next week from producing chaplaincy podcasts, but Ibrahim Mogra will be back on Monday 4th January with his New Year podcast. 

A perspective from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens about how fear and anxiety can be very debilitating in our lives, and yet hope and love can bring us out of ourselves to enjoy the community and life with others, friends and family. 

This week Rabbi Moshe Freedman reflects on the Jewish festival of Chanukah.

Its been a though year, even though we suffer disappointments, set backs or fear for our futures, God continues to be with us and faithful. 

Next week our chaplaincy podcast with be with Moshe as he chats about Chanukah. 

Even within our loneliness there can be help and hope. 

Next weeks Podcast is by Fiona Stewart-Darling as the Christian season of Advent begins. 

How music can enhance our lives. Next week our Thought For The Week will be by Moshe Freedman