Blair talks to Liz Soffe Volunteers organiser with the Community Action Network ( CAN ) servicing over 400 organisations in the Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole area

Mark Smallbones from Complete Active joins Dan ton the Hope FM Breakfast Show to talk cross-fit, some brand new classes, and some super ways to save on memberships this Christmas.

FIRST BROADCAS: 02/12/2021

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Martin Slade from Michael House joins Dan on the Hope FM Breakfast Show to talk about The Big Give - and how you can help some of the areas most vulnerable people this Christmas.

FIRST BROADCAST: 01/12/2021

Blair talks to Dr Angela Walker from Theo Ministries about her work in the NHS before moving to work in Africa with Heidi Baker. Ange shares about her healing ministry and the way in which God is using her.

Blair talks to Colin Bennett about his work with MAST - Men Actively Standing Together. Blair and Colin are joined by Sid Dearman who walks alongside Colin.

Sedcat - South East Dorset Community Accessible Transport is charity dedicated to meeting the transport needs of vulnerable local people in the Bournemouth and Poole area. Blair talks to their Chief Officer Natascha McAllister about their current work and future plans.

The story of Corrie and Betsie Ten Boom was immortalised in a book and film entitled The Hiding Place. It tells the story of how the Ten Boom family hid Jewish people in their Dutch home to keep them safe from the Gestapo. Eventually both sisters were caught and imprisoned. Betsie died but Corrie was released as a result of a clerical error after which she travelled the world telling her amazing story of how God’s love overcame immense evil. Blair talks to James Wiltshire who is currently making a documentary retelling the story with contributions from the author of the book Elizabeth Sherrill and someone who knew Corrie very well, Janny van der Klis

Josh Newton Youth Pastor at Immanuel URC Church in Southbourne talks to Blair about his work with children and young people and shares about an exciting employment opportunity.

We are not promised a life without pain as Christians. Pete Brown joins Blair to share his journey of faith, and in particular how he and his wife Gaynor faced the illness and eventual death of their daughter, Ceri.

If you have a love for dogs there is an opportunity to help in their training to be guide dogs. Hazel Kelly, Volunteer Co-ordinator with the Southampton Community Team of Guide Dogs, talks to Blair about the need for volunteers particularly those living in the areas of Southbourne, Boscombe and Queens Park.