Lessons From Lockdown

In the final episode of the series, Vicky and Helen chat to Mark Cameron, Worship Pastor at Ps & Gs in Edinburgh, about how we can continue to worship in everything we do.

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Graeme Spencer from Media Mentoring joins Vicky and Helen to discuss the shift in the way that we have done church over the last year and to offer some practical tips for how to improve your livestream.

You can check out some of the resources Graeme mentions on the Media Mentoring website:

mediamentoring.net/f/ebook

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Vicky and Helen speak with Nicky & Sila Lee, founders of The Marriage Course, about the impact lockdown has had on relationships.

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Hugh McNeill from Coventry Foodbank and Graham Haldane from CAP Clitheroe join Vicky and Helen to discuss how we can help those who have found themselves in financial difficulty because of the pandemic.

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Vicky and Helen speak with Steve Uppal from All Nations Church in Wolverhampton about how God has been speaking to him around what the focus of the Church should be.

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Vicky and Helen speak to Will Van Der Hart about the impact the pandemic has had on our mental health.

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Vicky and Helen speak to Terry Durose from the Manchester City Mission about how the pandemic has impacted those who are homeless and what the church can do to continue to support them.

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In the first episode of a new series, Vicky and Helen catch up on the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on the church this year.

Helen speaks to Peter Lynas from the Evangelical Alliance about the opportunities that have occurred, while Vicky chats to Rev. Elizabeth Clark about how rural churches have responded.

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Becky Murray, Founder of One by One and co-leader of Renew Church in Uttoxeter, chats with Vicky and Helen about Mission and how churches can continue to help others locally and globally during this time.

Andy Smith, Youth Pastor at Audacious Church in Manchester, discusses the changes they’ve seen in Youth Ministry during the pandemic and some of the surprisingly simple things Youth Leaders can do to help those in their care stay connected.