Even before St Patrick, Christianity existed in Ireland in a simple, community-based form. When we talk about Celtic Christianity, we might have some preconceived ideas. Even today you see short-lived movements and fads labelled as “Celtic”. But, maybe there’s something in how our ancestors lived out their faith that can give us real grounding. Thanks to David Bell and Gareth Bell (no relation) for their passion for this subject.
S2: E:12. Racism and refugees with Nathaniel Jennings
S2: E:11. Human trafficking awareness with Pete Kernoghan
S2: E:10. Football, school and community with Neil Megaw and Gary McCoo
S2: E:09. Celebrity and community psychology with Dr Arthur Cassidy
S2: E:08. The COVID-19 crisis. Joanne, Lynsey and Sunil
S2: E:07. The rich/poor divide with Mark Knox
S2: E:06. Digital responsibility with Attila Vago
S2: E:05. Journalism and politics with Peter Cardwell
S2: E:04. Tales from the Big Smoke with Michael Briggs
S2: E:03. Donna Jennings on intellectual disability
S2: E:02. Education and nature chat with Stephen Blevins
S2: E:01. Village stories with Dr Alan Turtle (RBPT)
S:1 E:05. Focus on Venezuela
S:1 E:04. Going deeper in worship.
S:1 E:03. We're talking mental health.
S:1 E:02. What is it like to have a God-given vision come to fruition?
S:1 E:01. What happens when a big change happens to a church body?