Jonathan Dove is the Senior Pastor of Grace City Church in Aukland NZ.

Speaking about Jeremiah 29 he says, “I don’t think there is a more significant verse or passage for me at this point in our history.”

This is why he is leading his church to seek the welfare of Aukland and seeking to colaborate with other churches to do the same.

Jeff Pishney is the founder and CEO of Love Our Cities. In this interview Jeff shares on the ground experience of mobilising volunteers to serve the community. He challenges the church to work with likeminded citizens to love their cities in practical ways. Originating in Modesto, California, Love Our Cities now works with cities all over the USA.

For more info check out https://www.loveourcities.org

In 2001, the Times newspaper published a survey revealing that Stoke on Trent was the worst place in the UK to live.

This was a wake up call to the church of that city to begin to pray together and work together for the good of the community.

You'll enjoy this interview with Lloyd Cooke who champions the unity of the church in Stoke.

Tish interviews Chelsea Wilson from Rockingham, WA. Chelsea is a Salvation Army Officer and has worked to found City Women in her town.

Nick Scott, Senior Pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Perth shares his journey of discovering the importance of church unity and how the church is now working together in his city.

Jess McLaren is a mother, specialist GP and leader of the newly established City Women Mackay. In this episode Tish interviews Jess about responding to God's call to start City Women in her city.

Ian Shelton chats with Casey Wolverton, a Seventh Day Adventist pastor who describes how he was welcomed by pastors from other denominations and over time made a unique contribution to the Body of Christ is his city. This is a story of unity breaking through the theological barriers that often keep us apart.

Tish chats with Nadine Wright from Hope for Our Children about the massive challenge of children in out of home care. Nadine offers thoughts on how the church can better care for the vulnerable in its city.

For more information, visit http://www.citywomen.com.au/ministries/fostering/hope-for-our-children

The Global Youth Culture presents a huge challenge for the church.

How can we effectively communicate the Gospel to a generation that is increasingly suspicious of institutions and disengaged from the traditional church?

Luke Greenwood from Steiger shares his insights.

Luke's book is available at https://www.amazon.com.au/Global-Youth.../dp/B07V58MXGY

Also check out https://www.steiger.org

Christians and politics can be a controversial subject. Tish interviews Lyle Shelton about why Christians should engage in the political process that shapes our nation.

To purchase Lyle's book head to https://www.lyleshelton.com.au