In this episode, Maeve continues the series on Who We Are, by exploring the power of remembering and how it can help bridge divides within communities by understanding our past and what has come before. Remembrance is not just about looking back; it’s about learning how to move forward together.  To find out more visit: www.stnics.org.uk

In this episode, Maeve continues the series on Who We Are, by exploring the power of remembering and how it can help bridge divides within communities by understanding our past and what has come before. Remembrance is not just about looking back; it’s about learning how to move forward together. To find out more visit: www.stnics.org.uk

In this episode, Maeve continues the series on Who We Are, by exploring the power of remembering and how it can help bridge divides within communities by understanding our past and what has come before. Remembrance is not just about looking back; it’s about learning how to move forward together.&nbsp; To find out more visit: www.stnics.org.uk

Who We Are: Remembering as an antidote to polarisation

Found in the heart of the city of Durham, St Nics is a church with a vision: to see many people taking up Jesus’ invitation - encountering God for the first and latest time, learning to live increasingly Jesus-shaped lives, and working with Him to make a difference. In the heart of the city, for Durham, and from the heart of the city, for the world.

Religion & Spirituality

Christianity

Found in the heart of the city of Durham, St Nics is a church with a vision: to see many people taking up Jesus’ invitation - encountering God for the first and latest time, learning to live increasingly Jesus-shaped lives, and working with Him to make a difference. In the heart of the city, for Durham, and from the heart of the city, for the world.

Share Who We Are: Remembering as an antidote to polarisation

Sign up to save your podcasts

Who We Are: Remembering as an antidote to polarisation

Who We Are: Remembering as an antidote to polarisation