In this episode Michael Berkeley talks to Peter Stanford about his interest in Prison Reform, and also about child abuse within the Catholic church.   Willie Wright discusses Charles Wesley's hymns, and Adrian Plass examines how we can help the helpless.   We also hear the final part of Matthew Robertson's talk to the Pitlochry Guild about his life as a Parish Minister.

Listen again to Heartland FM weekly religious programme, Heart & Soul, this week featuring Peter Stanford, Willie Wright, Adrian Plass and Matthew Robertson.

Another episode from Heartland FM, the voice of Highland Perthshire.   Michael Berkeley talks to Peter Stanford about Guardian Angels, Adrian Plass reads a chapter from his book "The Unlocking", Willie Wright talks about Henry Lyte (composer of "Abide with me") and Rev Matthew Robertson describes his time as an Army Chaplain in Ireland.   Between each item there is music, chosen and presented by Howard Simpson.

Heart and Soul is the weekly religious broadcast on Heartland FM, the local radio station for Highland Perthshire  (see www.heartland.scot).   This edition features Roy Lawrence's article on Inner Healing, Malcolm Guite with a poem based on Psalm 2,  Adrian Plass with a section from his book "The Unlocking, and the Rev Matthew Robertson talking about his life as an Army Chaplain.   Between each item there are hymns and religious songs chosen and presented by Howard Simpson.

Listen again to this programme, first broadcast on Heartland FM, the voice of Highland Perthshire.   It contains an article by Roy Lawrence on Healing, a poem by Malcolm Guite on Psalm 1, a prayer by John Greenshields, and some reminiscences by Rev Matthew Robertson.   Between each item are Christian Hymns and songs, chosen and presented by Howard Simpson.

Rev Mary Haddow emphasises the influence we can have as individuals in what can, humanly speaking, seem to be hopeless situations.  

Rev Mary Haddow tells of Ernest Gordon's experiences as a prisoner of the Japanese,  when building the railway through the jungle to the bridge on the river Kwai.

Rev Mary Haddow examines ways of coping with the difficulties of life.

Rev Mary Haddow contrasts the way man concentrates on the outward appearance, while God looks at the heart.

Rev Mary Haddow told a story about a couple, and the minor irritations of married life, particularly in the bathroom!