By Andrew, Georgia and Linda
Fewer Millennials are going to church than their parents did, so what gives? Is it laziness, apathy, too many avocados for breakfast? Andrew, Georgia and Linda discuss all aspects of faith, from de
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The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.
In an 'Almost the Anvil' mini episode, Emily Owen, author of 'Still Emily', joins Andrew to discuss her book, learning to hold on to hope in dark times, and which author she'd want to get trapped in a lift with!
This episode was recorded over Zoom prior to the most recent UK lockdown
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As our season comes to a close, Andrew, Georgia and Linda relive some of their favourite moments from the series.
And, faint as it is - Linda did moo!
The Anvil will be back in the autumn.
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In the penultimate episode of the season, Andrew, Georgia and Linda discuss something all Christians do, but perhaps we don't think much about - prayer.
We apologise for some audio issues we experienced with this recording. Half of this was technical. The other half was our dog making too much noise!
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Andrew, Georgia and Linda discuss what makes Donald Trump attractive to American Christians and how Christians should respond to injustice and unjust leaders
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After a few heavy weeks, Andrew, Georgia and Linda chat about some light hearted questions that might help you get to know them a bit better.
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Something we had to cut out of the main episode - Andrew, Georgia and Linda discuss how they would write a sequel to 'The Man who Broke into St Peter's - be sure to listen to the full episode as well to hear our review of this amazing book!
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Andrew, Georgia and Linda continue their discussion of abuse within the church, this time reviewing the book 'The Man who Broke into St Peter's' by Chick Yuill, published by Instant Apostle.
We really encourage you to get a copy of this book from your local Christian Bookshop - find those that are delivering here:
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Andrew, Georgia and Linda take a look at the difficult topic of abuse within the church, and discuss why the church seems to be so vulnerable, and how it can be made safer.
If you are affected by any of the issues raised in this episode, you can find support here:
NAPAC - Recovery from childhood abuse - https://napac.org.uk/
Victim Support - Support for various forms of abuse - https://www.victimsupport.org.uk/crime-info/types-crime/domestic-abuse
MACSAS - Support for victims of Minister & Clergy abuse - https://www.macsas.org.uk/
The Anvil podcast is produced by Churches Bookshop, Isle of Man
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Andrew, Georgia and Linda are joined by Rev'd Andy Fishburne to discuss all things worship - what it is, how we do it, and how are we doing things differently during lockdown?
If you are interested in the Sthie services, you can find them at the links below
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Andrew, Georgia and Linda chat about what they've watched, read and listened to this week, and think about what makes a healthy media 'diet' for a Christian, and whether anything should be off limits entirely.
The Anvil is produced by Churches Bookshop
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The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.