By Why Church
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
In this week's fascinating Why Church? podcast from Holy Trinity Church, Rathmines, Dublin, Rob Jones chats with Brian Blennerhassett, a self- made business man who runs his own successful book marketing agency in Dublin city. Brian talks about growing up in County Kerry, his education, and his career. He talks about the importance of his faith and how it impacts on his daily working life as well as why Church and in particularly the Sunday gathering is so important to him. Welcome to Episode 11 of Why Church?
This week we talk about why the church is important to the younger generations and how they have struggled during COVID-19 as we hear from Bev Maxwell who was studying a PhD in child psychology.
In this week's episode Rob Jones has a fascinating conversation with botanist and Trinity College Dublin fellow Dr. Daniel Kelly and his wife Lori Ann. Daniel and Lori Ann are both members of the Holy Trinity Church community, and although "officially" retirees from their professions, botany and nursing, you will hear that this is far from the case as Dan, with the support of Lori continues his lfe of exploration and discovery. They talk about their lives, careers, faith and on the importance of church and the Sunday gathering. Welcome to Why Church?
In this week's podcast Rob Jones speaks with Davis Kayemba, a member of Holy Trinity Church Rathmines, Dublin. Davis was born in Uganda, studied in the USA and began his professional career there. Davis works in the challenging area of compliance with a major global bank. His work took him to London in the UK , and then to Dublin where he resides today. Hear Davis talk about his work, the challenges facing a Christian in the financial services industry and how his faith helps him to face the daily challenges in his workplace. What changes does Davis see in the Church in post-pandemic Ireland, and how important is Church to him on Sundays and the other six days of the week? To find out, listen to this week's Why Church?
The Role of Youth leadership in Today’s Church is vital if the Church is to not just to survive, but to thrive and meet the challenges facing the Body of Christ in our modern society . Teaching young people in the church to grow in their relationship with the Lord prepares them to serve Christ in all they do. As a result, this nurtures the congregation and allows the church to flourish. In this week's episode of Why Church? Rob Jones chat's with Holy Trinity Church Rathmines youth leader Peter Campbell and hears at first hand the issues facing young people in a Church community coming to terms with life in these COVID 19 times. Peter talks of how his faith helps him in his daily life, how Church prepares him to face the week, and how important the Sunday gathering still is to him. Welcome to Why Church?
In this weeks episode of Why Church? Rob Jones, Rector of Holy Trinity Church Rathmines in Dublin, speaks with Andrea Black. Andrea is a wife , a mum, a teacher and school principal at Zion Parish School, a Church of Ireland co-education primary school in Rathgar, Dublin. Andrea took over as principal of Zion a mere five weeks before the closure of schools here in Ireland due to COVID19. Listen now as she talks about the enormous challenges faced by her in her role as a principal during these extremely difficult times, and how her faith and her Church helped her to not only cope but to grow and thrive as the situation evolved. Welcome to episode 6 of Why Church?
In this week's podcast Rob Jones , Rector of Holy Trinity Church Rathmines , chats with Paul Lavin a member of the traditional congregation at Holy Trinity and a clinical scientist. Listen now as Paul talks about his life, his work, his faith and its importance in his daily work, and why the Sunday gathering is so important to him. Welcome to Why Church?
Localise youth volunteering challenges young people to come together and make a difference in their local community by being of service to others. Through the Localise youth volunteering programmes, young volunteers directly address the needs of the most disadvantaged locally, serving the homeless, the elderly, the disabled and other groups needing support. In this week's episode of Why Church? Rob Jones talks with Debbie Reid a member of Holy Trinity Church Ratmines and a youth and community worker with Localise. Debbie talks to us about her background, her career, her faith and how it impacts on her daily work, and also how Sunday Church equips and resources her for the week ahead. Welcome to Why Church?
Since 1994, Jobcare has been working in Dublin’s inner city, assisting those struggling with the effects of long-term unemployment to get over their barriers to employment. Jobcare have developed a set of services relevant to the particular needs of certain groups of job-seekers or individuals who have never known how work can facilitate a balanced life. They've also developed solutions to assist those with sound qualifications and experience, but encountering difficulty in a competitive jobs market. These services are effective and get people into work.
In this weeks episode of Why Church? Rob Jones, rector of Holy Trinity Church Rathmines, Dublin, chats with Derek Switzer a member of Holy Trinity, and operations manager with Jobcare, to find out more about the organisation, Derek's role in jobcare, how he puts his faith in action during the working week and why rest is so important for our spiritual and mental and physical wellbeing. Derek also talks about the importance of the Sunday gathering. Welcome to episode three of Why Church?
Welcome to the second episode of Why Church? It’s an opportunity for us as a community to hear how we are being the church, outside of our Sunday gatherings.
This week we hear from Walthea Patterson who is a life coach and a cognitive behavioural therapist. A great conversation about how her faith impacts her work and also about how the church needs to be very open to change as we look to the future .
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.