Penny is 63 and for the last several years has lived with a double lung transplant. Although the operation has been a great success, the side effects of the anti-rejection drugs have taken their toll. 

Penny talks of the centrality of God in her world, the role meditation plays in her life and the way she listens to and prays with fellow sufferers, including those of other faiths.

Pip Lovell is a youth worker in the parish team in Keynsham and a chaplain to the Wellsway Academy in the town.

She grew up in Essex and attended university in Wales.

She married husband, Nick, in June 2021.

David Copley is the Director of Global Partnerships and Mission Personnel for the Episcopal Church based in Manhattan. He lives in the Upper Hudson Valley.

The Episcopal Church is part of the Anglican Communion (the descendant of the C of E and the Scottish Episcopal Church) in the United States and associated provinces.

Launching on Saturday, 11th September, 2021 at 6 am UTC

The series of sermons has now come to end.

A new venture of interviews with a wide variety of inspiring Christians will be uploaded from around the beginning of September.

I will post updates on social media (Twitter - @TrevorNStubbs, Facebook - /revtrev.stubbs) or my website https://www.trevorstubbs.co.uk. You can also ask for an email notification via the website https://trevorstubbs.co.uk/contact.

May God bless you and your world!

Drawn into the Dance of God.

Reading: Ephesians 2:14-19

Extrovert or introvert - the Holy Spirit is for all of us.

Reading: Acts 2:1-24

Wait on God to be made whole, complete.

Reading: Acts 1:15-26

Jesus is caught up into the heavenly places and crowned with glory; He has created the way for all who live in him.

Reading: Acts 1:1-14

Christ is risen! We are, likewise, called to be alive, open and unconstrained.

Reading: Acts 10:44-48