Talking NW Synod
Talking NW Synod
Podcast Description
A podcast highlighting news, views and inspiration from the North Western Synod of the United Reformed Church
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Explores themes such as faith responses to social crises, music's relationship with spirituality, ecological church initiatives, and the impact of historical injustices. For example, episodes delve into the Gaza crisis with a focus on discipleship and faith, feature a discussion with a singer-songwriter on how faith informs music, and highlight the journey toward becoming an Eco-church while fostering community relationships.
A podcast highlighting news, views and inspiration from the North Western Synod of the United Reformed Church, with an emphasis on discipleship and mission. Expect an emphasis on justice, being church with people on the margins, inclusion, diversity, ecumenism and a critique of Empire.
This episode celebrates Leo Roberts’ 30 years as Children and Youth Development Officer in the Northwestern Synod of the United Reformed Church. Leo shares his journey into youth work, the challenges he faced, and key achievements such as gathered youth groups and national resources used worldwide.
The conversation highlights his influence on generations of young people, collaborative ecumenical efforts, plans for retirement including songwriting and family time, and closes with prayers, gratitude, and a light-hearted Jaffa Cake tradition. It’s followed by a musical tribute to Leo: Bruce Springsteen sings The House of a Thousand Guitars, from his appropriately-titled album, Letter to You.
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