Audio from a seminar hosted by the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics at the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2019 in the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday 2nd July.

Dr Amy Orr-Ewing and Dr Kosta Milkov consider reconciliation, what it should truly look like and what apologetic we can helpfully use with those in our sphere of influence. Kosta Milkov reflects both on early Christian and contemporary thinkers to cause us to consider our response to the struggles we all face in times of conflict. The talk is corroborated by examples from Kosta’s engagement in reconciliation work during the wars in former Yugoslavia and various refugee crises and conflicts in the Balkans.

Dr Amy Orr-Ewing is Co-Director of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics and Dr Kosta Milkov is Director of the Balkan Institute for Faith and Culture.

Audio from a seminar hosted by Bible Society at the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2019 in the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday 2nd July.

We’re facing an unprecedented crisis in our communities. 2017/18 saw the highest figures of knife-related homicides since 1946, with 31 out of 42 police forces in England and Wales recording an increase.

The Trauma Healing programme offers a Bible-based approach for churches, faith groups, community organisations, and prison chaplains to begin addressing the trauma experienced by individuals, communities and churches. As the wounds are healed inside, the world changes outside.

Listen to how Bible-based trauma healing is bringing hope and reconciliation to individuals, families and communities.

Chaired by Elizabeth Oldfield, Director of Theos, this panel discussion includes Pastor Nims Obunge, Pastor of Freedoms Ark and CEO of the Peace Alliance, Revd Dr Helen Paynter, Director of the Centre for the Study of Bible and Violence at Bristol Baptist College, and Chris Auckland, Bible Society’s lead on Trauma Healing.

Audio from a seminar hosted by Premier at the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2019 in the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday 2nd July.

The online space can seem a polarised and angry place. Does social media cause these divisions or merely bring them into focus? Does the volume of the ‘digital mob’ distort our perception of reality? Can the schism between Brexiteer and Remainer, Believer and Atheist etc. be overcome? These questions and more are explored, considering whether Christian belief can and should influence our ability to bring peace and reconciliation in the digital world.

Led by Dr Jonas Kurlberg from Durham University.

Audio from a seminar hosted by International Justice Mission at the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast 2019 in the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday 2nd July.

Online sexual exploitation of children – or ‘cybersex trafficking’ – involves the live streaming of sexual abuse directed by and paid for by paedophiles in the UK and around the world. It is one of the darkest and most complex crimes of our time. So what can the church, state and each of us do to stop it?

IJM UK draws together a panel of cross-sector experts and presents their theory of change that’s helping to put this deeply disturbing kind of slavery out of business.

Panel discussion hosted by Annie Kelly, Editor of The Guardian’s Modern-day Slavery in Focus series, and featuring: David Westlake, CEO of IJM UK; Christian Papaleontiou, Deputy Director for Home Office Tackling Exploitation and Abuse Unit; Yin Jones, Crown Prosecution Service; the Rt Hon Maria Miller MP; and Bishop Alistair Redfern, Chair of The Clewar Initiative.

Audio of the Bishop of London, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally's keynote address at the 2019 National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast in Westminster Hall, London on Tuesday 2nd July 2019.

For further audio and video resources from the Prayer Breakfast, visit www.christiansinparliament.org.uk/prayer-breakfast/.

Audio of a talk on 'The First Christian Eyewitnesses' from Luke 1:1-4 at a Christians in Parliament Chapel Service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft on Tuesday 25th June 2019.

Audio of a talk given by Jonty Allcock on 'Messiah' from John 4:27-32 at a Christians in Parliament Chapel Service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft on Tuesday 18th June 2019.

Audio of a talk given on 'Worship' from John 4:19-26 at a Christians in Parliament Chapel Service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft on Tuesday 11th June 2019.

Audio of a talk given on 'Thirsty' from John 4:1-18 at a Christians in Parliament Chapel Service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft on Tuesday 4th June 2019.

Audio of a talk given on 'Whom shall I fear...if God is my helper?' from Psalm 27:7-14 at a Christians in Parliament Chapel Service in the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft on Tuesday 21st May 2019.