The Southwark Cathedral Podcast
The Southwark Cathedral Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Southwark Cathedral podcast. Hosted by members of the Southwark Cathedral team, each episode delves into an area of our mission and opens up a side of our work beyond the pulpit.
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The podcast explores themes such as social justice, poetry, and community outreach, with notable episodes including discussions on modern slavery, the role of the Cathedral in supporting survivors of exploitation, and literary reflections on human connection through poetry. Each episode focuses on deepening understanding and awareness of important societal issues and the work the Cathedral undertakes.
Welcome to the Southwark Cathedral podcast. Hosted by members of the Southwark Cathedral team, each episode delves into an area of our mission and opens up a side of our work beyond the pulpit.
In this episode of the Southwark Cathedral Podcast, Dean Mark Oakley speaks with Lisa Moodie, CEO of Robes, about the realities of homelessness in London and the work supporting people in Southwark and Lambeth.
As Robes marks 20 years of supporting people experiencing homelessness, Lisa reflects on the stories behind the statistics, the challenges of moving beyond emergency shelter, and the role that community can play in helping people rebuild their lives. She also discusses the long-standing partnership between Robes and Southwark Cathedral, and the importance of offering practical support and stability to people facing homelessness.
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