In an era where spiritual success is often measured by "mega" metrics - massive platforms and explosive growth - it is easy to overlook the profound depth found in smaller spaces. Today, Lance Peppler sits down with The Reverend Jody Stowell, a Vicar in the Church of England, broadcaster, and advocate for social justice.

They discuss Jody’s new book, Bruised Reeds and Mustard Seeds: The Gift of the Small Church, exploring how the local congregation remains a resilient and essential source of spiritual richness despite the anxieties of declining numbers.

• Finding the Sacred in the Small: Moving past the obsession with "mega" churches to rediscover the holiness in overlooked places.

• Jody’s Journey: Insights into Jody’s background and her personal path to faith.

• The Role of Prayer: A deep dive into Jody’s definition of prayer and how she experiences it as two-way communication with the Holy Spirit.

• Answered Prayer: Jody shares a personal story of how prayer has been answered in her own life.

• Book: Bruised Reeds and Mustard Seeds: The Gift of the Small Church by Jody Stowell

  
  

• P3 Hub: Learn more about Prayer, Power, and Proclamation at www.p3hub.org

  
  

The Reverend Jody Stowell is a Vicar in the Church of England based in Harrow. She is a frequent broadcaster and a dedicated advocate for gender equality and social justice, serving as a prominent voice in both the General Synod and her local parish.