Kate spoke about the woman who washed Jesus' feet while he was at dinner with Simon the Pharisee - how do we place ourselves in this account?

Continuing to think about women in the Bible, now in the New Testament, with "the woman at the well", or "the Samaritan woman" in John 4.

Kate continued our series on "lesser known women in the Bible", with Mary, the mother of Jesus. Mary may not seem to be "lesser known", but we protestants tend to downplay her. Kate finds that we can learn a lot from her.

Robbie asks if we pay enough attention to the voices of the marginalised.

In another talk on lesser known women of the Bible, Kate spoke about Abigail, who averted a catastrophe by her quick thinking and diplomacy. You can read about Abigail in 1 Samuel 25.

On "pulpit swap" Sunday Keith Tarring looks at seven women who saved Moses' life, in Exodus chapters 1 to 4.

Huldah and Jedidah - two women mentioned briefly in the Bible but important in the life of reforming King Josiah. 2 Chronicles 34/2 Kings 22. They were who they were, where they were and when they were, in the service of God.

The situation of the Daughters of Zelophehad caused some radically importance case law to be derived. How did they do it?

David continued our series on the Forgotten Women of the Bible with a look at the importance of Isaiah's wife in Isaiah 7 & 8.

Kate launched our next preaching series on the Forgotten Women of the Bible with an overview of the topic and a look at Eve - not exactly an unknown, but often misunderstood.