Re:Thinking ALOUD

Join Jon and a panel made up of of Rosie Woodall, Jitesh Patel and Chris Johnson as they discuss the question “What is an Anglican?” and think together about the Anglian tradition, its history and many diverse expressions, and what being Anglican might mean in our parishes, churches and fresh expressions:

In this extended conversation with Diocesan BAME Enabler Lusa Ngoy and Intercultural Ministry Enabler Suzanne Hanson we discuss "Race, theology and church". The conversation has been broken down into two podcasts, both of which will be released simultaneously. (Part 1/2).

In this extended conversation with Diocesan BAME Enabler Lusa Ngoy and Intercultural Ministry Enabler Suzanne Hanson we discuss "Race, theology and church". The conversation has been broken down into two podcasts, both of which will be released simultaneously. (Part2/2).

We’ve seen a flourishing of creativity during these recent difficult times, with churches finding new ways to share the Christian message, and Christians who are “stuck at home” finding creative ways to reflect on their faith. In this week’s podcast Morna Simpson ( priest, poet and photographer), Nathan Obokoh (Videographer and cross-discipline prophetic artist) and Jon Barrett (Mission & Communications Enabler and self-confessed “Literature nerd”) discuss faith, creativity, spirituality, evangelism and the arts.

This weeks podcast takes a look at what the Bible really is and explores some of the theological terms used to describe it along with some different perspectives on engaging with the written Word of God.

In this extended conversation vicars Andy Hartropp and Steve Harvey and GP Emma Hayward join Jon Barrett to think about suffering in the world and our relationship with God, especially during this coronavirus pandemic.