The last ones were very popular so here is another. Sit back and relax as Ken re-introduces his old friends from his 1970s and 80s club discoing days in London. Ken hopes you enjoy the vinyl music as much as he obviously does - and it is in high definition audio, folks, not that 128 mp3 rubbish.

Steven returns to the Flame studio and talks to John Cheek about his life.

Nick talks to Stephen Gerard and makes sure it is not the famous football player (although born in the same hospital). Stephen''s story is one of initial loss - loss of finance, loss of a rough background - and one of immense gain in becoming a Christian. Be amazed.

"It's OK not to be OK" - Ann Gosling explains to John about the Renew Wellbeing Centres that are spreading across the UK (and one special to Ann in Bentley, Doncaster) - detailed on www.renewwellbeing.org.uk - with spaces of welcome and inclusion in partnership with mental health teams to improve mental and emotional wellbeing. Pete Caulfield (from Garston, Liverpool) also sings live in the Flame CCR studio, plays music from his last two CDs and talks about his plans for his next CD release.

Trace Taylor (recording artist) and Jason Smith (poet) join John in the Flame CCR studio in a Christmas mood. As well as performing live songs, with a Christmas flavour, Trace talks about her upcoming project with Jason in composing and recording a new Christmas piece for 2020. 

One of our first local musicians appearing on Flame CCR 20 years ago, Alan Brannigan comes back and since some more live songs and Alan and Barbara talk about their Christian faith and Alan's his long difficult illness.

Tony Clifford joins Mark in the Flame CCR radio studio in this series on disability. Tony talks about his involvement with children from care as a teacher and explains how the disruptive conduct of children at school can be explained by their need for something or someone who they are attached to. Website www.the-arc.org.uk  gives detail. Recently Tony has become involved with enabling 18 year olds to rent and create their own homes, giving them something to be proud of, via www.thehouseproject.org.

Dr Howard Morgan (Howie to us) of the USA (www.howardmorganministries.com) popped into the Flame CCR studio in Rock Ferry, Birkenhead  whilst he was in our area on his preaching itinerary. Norman and Howie talked about Howie's determination to make the church aware of the need to show a prayerful and active interest in the Jewish roots of Christianity.

This is different - an hour of prayer - join in with us. It includes prayer for the homeless.