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[Trigger warning: Grief, mental health, racism]

On this episode, Lauryn talks about interpreting through grief, Jonathan discusses reasons why interpreting might not work in a church, and we have a quick tip with questions for you to answer about interpreting.

As always, for further information or to request personalised support with church interpreting, visit: churchinterpreting.com.

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On today's episode, Lauryn explains what we can do when the preacher doesn't make any sense, Jonathan explains why the strategy behind church interpreting matters more than the technology used to deliver it and the quick tip covers the importance to team work.

To contact Jonathan, see his website: https://www.integritylanguages.co.uk/

As ever, for more free resources, visit: https://churchinterpreting.com/

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In this episode, Lauryn and Jonathan continue their conversation on church interpreting, this time asking that tricky question: should church interpreting be professionalised? On the way, we look at what every church interpreter needs to know, whether you need to be a Christian to interpret in church and how to deal with preachers who tell jokes!

Some of the sources Jonathan talks about include:

Arguing that church interpreting should be professionalised:

Distortion of Meaning in Consecutive Interpreting: Case of ‎Sermons in Selected Multicultural Churches in Maseru by Makhetsi Makha and Lehlohonolo Phafoli: https://www.jallr.com/index.php/JALLR/article/view/1047

Arguing that church interpreting doesn't need to be professionalised:

Challenges Faced by Non-Professional Interpreters in Interpreting Church Sermons in Malaysia by Andrew Kai De Tan, Mansour Amini and Kam-Fong Lee

http://insaniah.umk.edu.my/journal/index.php/insaniah/article/view/129

For wider discussions of what interpreters do, drop Jonathan an email via the ChurchInterpreting.com website.

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What should Christian interpreters do when they have to hear profanity? Is it even possible to have multilingual worship? In this episode, Lauryn and Jonathan answer the question on profanity while our interview guest, worship leader and counsellor Jamie Martinez answers important questions on multilingual worship.

For further information on church interpreting, please visit https://churchinterpreting.com/

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This is the first episode in a series of three, where Lauryn and I talk about big topics in church interpreting. In this episode, we talk about losing and finding your voice as a church interpreter.

For more information on church interpreting, go to https://churchinterpreting.com/.

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This month, Lauryn gives us important lessons from the Tower of Babel, Jonathan talks about the attitudes churches need to ensure interpreting is effective, we hear from a regular listener to church interpreting and end with a quick tip on making interpreting usefully visible.

For more free information and guides on church interpreting, visit churchinterpreting.com.

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