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 Coronavirus is leading many of us to ask some of life's big questions. We believe these 'COVID Conversations' help us explore some of the answers Christianity gives and the difference that makes in the lives of individual Christians.

 

In this conversation, we hear from NHS workers in our community about what life's been like on the front lines and the difference being a Christian makes to their work. Listen to the interviews online and explore the other topics as well.

During this conversation, we hear from individuals and families in the local area how their faith has made a difference as they've lost their jobs.

Mary Dew-Jones’ sense of security was stripped away in an instant – walking along a street in broad-daylight, she was stabbed in the back by someone who should have been in a mental institution. The encounter left both physical and mental scars. Join us as we hear how Christianity gave her a firm foundation on which to rebuild and how it can help all of us face the anxiety Coronavirus breeds.

In this conversation on Mental Health we speak with Helen Thorne (Director of Training and Resources at Biblical Counselling UK) and reflect on the hope Christianity offers. Helen is an experienced speaker, biblical counsellor and author of several books, but also willing to be honest about her own struggles in life and loves to share the hope she's found.

Our mortality is one of the last taboos in our culture. We struggle to even know how to talk about it. Join us for an evening engaging with our culture, hear the experiences of different generations and explore the possibility of lasting hope.

Matt Lloyd knows what it is for life to be sailing along and then for everything to change in an instant. An utterly unexpected spinal cord injury left him starting life again from scratch. Join us as we explore how Christianity gave Matt hope, and the hope Christianity holds out to us all in this time of great change.