In this Black History Month special and Season Two finale of the | Practice Podcast, Dave Ellis sits down with Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, the first Black woman bishop in the Church of England — a leader whose life and ministry embody courage, compassion, and conviction.With warmth and honesty, Bishop Rose reflects on her journey from Montego Bay, Jamaica, to the halls of Parliament, and what it truly means to live out faith when it’s costly.In this episode:Hearing God’s call at 14 years oldNavigating racism, rejection, and resilience in ministryWhy faith and justice belong togetherHow forgiveness and integrity shape authentic discipleshipWhat it means to be a confident Christian todayThis conversation is a powerful reminder that discipleship isn’t performance — it’s integrity, conviction, and grace in action.👉 Watch, comment, and share the journey🙏 Join the Practitioners’ community for exclusive episodes and behind-the-scenes reflections: www.patreon.com/c/thePracticeplus“People ask why I stay in a church that’s behaved badly toward women and Black people. I tell them — because I know who called me.” — Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin#ThePracticePodcast #BishopRoseHudsonWilkin #FaithInAction #Discipleship #AuthenticFaith #BlackHistoryMonth #ChurchOfEngland #JusticeAndMercy #ChristianPodcast #DaveEllis

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