Ernie Rea discusses our attitude to Debt.   Malcolm Guite reads G.K. Chesterton's poem about God being a servant.   Larry and Judy Gentis perform a version of the birth of Jesus.   Elaine Brown reads a poem about the birth in a stable.   The three vicars reminisce about previous Christmas experiences.

Rev Mary Haddow is minister of Pitlochry Church of Scotland.   She continues her series for Advent by talking about God's love for each one of us.

Mary Haddow reflects on Mary's Joy at the birth of Jesus.

Malcolm Guite reads Christina Rosetti's poem "Despised and Rejected.   Angela Hanvey talks about CAP (Christians Against Poverty).   Elaine Brown reads Amy Purdon's poem "Mary".   Kate Bottley, Richard Coles and Giles Fraser compare notes on Advent.  Introduced by Howard Simpson and David Wilkie.

Malcolm Guite reads a poem by John Keats on December.   Physics Professor Brian Greene celebrates the wonders of Creation.   Adrian Plass encourages us to show Compassion.   Larry Gentis imagines what it would be like to be the father of the Prodigal Son.   The three Vicars discuss some more of their Christmas experiences.

Mary Haddow tells the story of how a tribe of Head Hunters were converted to Christianity.   

Mary Haddow advocates using Advent as a season of preparation and reflection, rather than an excuse for yet more self indulgence!

Deirdre Davis looks at the history of St Andrew.   Larry Gentis puts himself on the shoes of the Prodigal Son, and also his big brother.   The three Vicars, Kate Bottley, Giles Fraser and Richard Coles, share memories of Christmas.

The theme today is Saints.   Malcolm Guite reads his poem on St Patrick.   Cherith Nixon reviews a book about St Patrick's Breastplate.   Adrian Plass describes Gideon going into battle.   Matt Canlis tries to explain what a saint is to a group of Primary School children.   

Mary Haddow talks about a King who came to serve, and an Inn Keeper who fed the poor.