Peggy was born in 1920 in Birkenhead near Charles Thompson's Mission and still remembers as a child of 8 going to the Mission. In this programme Peggy talks to Rob Jeffs at the Mission about her early memories of life and of the Mission which was opened in 1892 and since then has been distributing food, clothes and toys to the local poor and needy. Nowadays they also provide furniture and medical services, plus on weekdays free hot food. As in the early days as recounted by Peggy, they still take the adults who come to the Mission on free outings and the children on a free holiday to Barstondale Camp. And amongst all of the happy volunteer workers you will find Peggy. In it all, the aim is to help anyone in need and tell them of the love of God. 

www.eurovision.org.uk details David Hathaway's ministry

Rob Woodburn is Wallasey born-and-bred and is a lay preacher in the Church of England. Well-known and popular in the region, Rob knows what unexpected tragedy can feel like. Describing his own personal tragedy, Rob offers hope whilst not avoiding reality in any way.

Rick Henry has been guitar-tech for a well known recording artist, worked for The Coral and The Charlatans and now plays guitar for Royal Standard (launched in 2017). Here he talks to John about his troubled upbringing and how his life was miraculously turned-around - and ends with one of his recent recordings.

now here an interesting man and some very different Christian music

 "TOM KELLY was born into abject poverty in Derry, Northern Ireland and into a staunch Catholic family and community. He sought meaning and new life by travelling, especially to Dublin and also London - where he was questioned by Special Branch and sent back to Derry. There, a remarkable conversion to Jesus led to Tom becoming an evangelist within his community in the middle of a low-level civil war. Tom recalls what The Troubles were like, the times when he witnessed to masked-gunmen at IRA check-points, the death-threats he's received and how he went on to start up the Wellspring Church with a simple five letter word GRACE. Tom is also part of The Bogside Artists, whose work is now recognised world-wide but ignored by Derry Council. Parts 1 and 2 of this trilogy of programmes on the Bogside Artists are also accessible via Flame CCR's LISTEN AGAIN".

John talks to Trace Taylor who is a Christian Cheshire-based recording-artist working in the Dance genre and looking to communicate with people in the nightclub, rave culture. Trace talks about her strict upbringing, her battle with teenage mental illness, her coming to faith, her Christian faith helping her to cope with mental illness, and her efforts today to take Christian light into dark places.

John talks to the Bogside Artists (murals on the walls in Derry, Ireland) in Derry about their work in recent years and the discussion drifts towards New World Order. Two of the Flame team add their insights into this topic of which we should all be well aware.