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What happens when you turn off church and turn it back on again? That’s the question we put to church leaders to find out what their priorities were following the coronavirus lockdown, what is evolving in their church and what worship and discipleship might look like as we delve into church online. Listen to the Read More ...
We have a range of ways you can both watch and hear weekly worship from St Ninian’s. Video You can join in our worship on YouTube , Facebook and on St Ninian’s Website Podcast St Ninian’s Sermons is a weekly podcast of our sermons. You can find it on all the usual podcast providers including Read More ...
I like questions. I think they are important, sometimes more important than the answers we find to them The questions we ask tell us something about what is important to us, how we think about the world and how we see the future. “Stewart has a passion for getting people engaged with their faith, because Read More ...
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What happens when you turn off church and turn it back on again? That’s the question we put to church leaders to find out what their priorities were following the coronavirus lockdown, what is evolving in their church and what worship and discipleship might look like as we delve into church online. Listen to the Read More ...
We have a range of ways you can both watch and hear weekly worship from St Ninian’s. Video You can join in our worship on YouTube , Facebook and on St Ninian’s Website Podcast St Ninian’s Sermons is a weekly podcast of our sermons. You can find it on all the usual podcast providers including Read More ...
I like questions. I think they are important, sometimes more important than the answers we find to them The questions we ask tell us something about what is important to us, how we think about the world and how we see the future. “Stewart has a passion for getting people engaged with their faith, because Read More ...
Pretty much every church that is going to be online is now online. Many of them have been for a while and loads more over the last year as buildings closed due to pandemic regulations. But now the question is ‘what next?’ For some churches being online was only ever meant to be a stopgap Read More …
Donald Macaskill is the Chief Executive of Scottish Care, the representative body for the care sector in Scotland. Donald has been the voice of the care sector during one of the most difficult years imaginable, advocating for staff, residents and those requiring care at home. We talk about a reimagining of the narrative around ageing Read More …
Michael Harvey is married to Eike and they have three adult children Ben, Kirsty and Lydia. In 2004 Back to Church Sunday was birthed and Michael started to work with churches throughout the UK and eventually throughout the English speaking world and to his surprise started to notice a healing component in mission. He has Read More …
This week on ctl-alt-del/church we welcome Lawrence Moore, a mission & discipleship consultant living in Salford, UK. Lawrence says “Jesus didn’t come to zap us all off to heaven; he came to change the world – and for the poorest, most marginalised first. I help churches to discover and follow this radical Jesus, and to Read More …
Paul Beautyman is well known around the Christian youth work scene in Scotland with 26 years of experience leading mission work and teaching and training youth workers. He’s recently stepped out on a new adventure, founding Youth Work Journeys, a training and mentoring programme developing young people into leadership, equipping volunteers and workers and mentoring more Read More …
Lorraine Darlow is the National Learning and Development Coordinator for the Methodist Church in Scotland and has a wealth of experience which she shares with us in this new episode of the ctl-alt-del/church podcast!
Roddy Hamilton, as well as being minister of New Kilpatrick Parish Church, is a brilliantly creative human being who gently challenges us to be the worshiping community we are called to be… and for the purpose we are meant to serve…