The Herald Extra podcast is on hiatus and will return when the printed magazine resumes.

Artificial Intelligence, unrighteous culture, the sinful fracturing of relationships, and how pride and fear drive culture and politics … just some of the topics discussed by Professor Stephen Williams and Dr Norman Hamilton who have contributed articles to the March 2020 edition of the Presbyterian Herald.

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Hosted by Herald editor Sarah Harding and recorded in Assembly Buildings by Alan Meban @alaninbelfast.

Author Sharon Hastings and schools worker Jamie Meaklim (Made For More) join the Presbyterian Herald’s editor Sarah Harding to discuss February 2020’s special Mental Health edition of the magazine.

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Recorded in Assembly Buildings by Alan Meban @alaninbelfast.

Rev Mairisíne Stanfield, minister of First Presbyterian Church in Bangor, and freelance radio/television presenter/producer Ruth Sanderson in conversation with Presbyterian Herald editor Sarah Harding about some of the most talked about articles of 2019.

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Recorded in Assembly Buildings by Alan Meban @alaninbelfast

Discussing articles in the December/January edition of the Presbyterian Herald, editor Sarah Harding is joined by Council for Global Mission Secretary, Rev Uel Marrs and PCI's Discipleship Officer, Rick Hill.

Herald Editor Sarah Harding is joined by journalist and blogger Alan Meban and PCI's Public Affair Officer, Karen Jardine, to discuss some of the articles featured in the November issue of the Presbyterian Herald.

Sarah Harding introduces the Herald Extra podcast, companion to the Presbyterian Herald magazine she edits, that will be coming soon.

Pauline McNeely (member of the Women’s Ministry Panel) leads a study of 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 (0.00 – 18.52)

Pauline Kennedy (Women’s Ministry and PW Development Officer) presents the vision of Side by Side (19.20 – 37.18)

Helen Hooks (member of the PCI Youth Assembly) reflects on the importance of intergenerational relationships (37.35 – 47.00)

Eleanor Drysdale (Deaconess in Wellington Presbyterian, Ballymena) shares practical experiences of developing a variety of side by side relationships within a congregation (47.25 – 57.56)

**Presbyterian Women Annual Conference 2019 Keynote Recordings**

‘He restores my soul’ (Psalm 23.3)

Around 1,600 women from across Ireland gathered in PCI’s Assembly Buildings in Belfast on Thursday 9 May 2019 for Presbyterian Women Annual Conference. Our keynote speaker for 2019, Helen Warnock, principal of Belfast Bible College, delivered two talks exploring the theme for 2019-20, Restore.

During the afternoon session, she explored Psalm 23 in more detail, and asked us to consider whether we know God as the one who restores; who his restoration is for; and how he restores. In the evening, Helen focused on 1 Kings 19:1-18, and how God’s gentle restoration ushers in purpose to our lives, using the life of Elijah as an example of this.

Both talks are available to listen to below. If you would like to order a CD version of the talks, please contact the Presbyterian Women office on [email protected]

**Presbyterian Women Annual Conference 2019 Keynote Recordings**

‘He restores my soul’ (Psalm 23.3)

Around 1,600 women from across Ireland gathered in PCI’s Assembly Buildings in Belfast on Thursday 9 May 2019 for Presbyterian Women Annual Conference. Our keynote speaker for 2019, Helen Warnock, principal of Belfast Bible College, delivered two talks exploring the theme for 2019-20, Restore.

During the afternoon session, she explored Psalm 23 in more detail, and asked us to consider whether we know God as the one who restores; who his restoration is for; and how he restores. In the evening, Helen focused on 1 Kings 19:1-18, and how God’s gentle restoration ushers in purpose to our lives, using the life of Elijah as an example of this.

Both talks are available to listen to below. If you would like to order a CD version of the talks, please contact the Presbyterian Women office on [email protected]