The Methodist Podcast
A series of weekly podcasts considering the life of the Methodist Church in Britain
Episodes
The Theology of Safeguarding report received by the Methodist Conference considered safeguarding in the context of faith.
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The Methodist podcast reports from the Methodist Conference 2021 held in Birmingham.
We hear about the historic vote on marriage and relationships, discuss online communion, cosider the Justice, Dignity and Solidarity report and hear from the Methodist Youth President.
A special podcast for Refugee Week, highlighting the challenges that people seeking sanctuary face and including conversations with those who advocate for them.
The Methodist Church has launched a Reconciliation and Mediation pilot project in partnership with the charity Place for Hope.
The pilot, running from 2021-2023, will provide a trained team of 20 accredited reconcilers and mediators to support groups and individuals at times of change or conflict, and to accompany sensitive or difficult group conversations and will deliver services within the Learning Network regions of the Eastern ...
As we continue to consider vocation, podcast co-presenter Revd Jenny Pathmarajah lets us accompany her on an average weekday ministering to the people of Jersey in the Channel Islands
In this podcast we consider vocation and calling.
What is a vocation, what is a calling and how do we respond? We talk to Alison Ransome, Connexional Vocations Advisor and hear from people around the Connexion who share their vocations, both inside and outside of the Church.
In this podcast to mark Earth Day, we hear about the eco-district initiative and the importance of the COP 26 climate summit. The youth president tells us how young Methodists feel about the planet they are going to inherit and we consider meta ethics, faith and the environment over the kitchen table.
In this week's podcast we consider prayer.
We hear what defines prayer from The Revd Carole Irwin, Director of Studies at Wesley House. The Revd Dr Roger Walton discusses prayer and Methodism and we talk to experts about three distinct types of prayer; liturgical, meditative and extemporary.
An estimated six million people in the UK have fallen behind on one or more household bill as a result of Covid-19.
With the biggest increases in debt amongst the poorest households, the Methodist Podcast hears from JPIT about the Reset the Debt campaign and talks to Methodists in Walsall and Newcastle about the practical and emotional impact of debt.
As some children and young people return to school, the latest edition of The Methodist Podcast considers the impact of the pandemic on education. We talk to a head teacher, a parent, pupils, the Methodist Youth President and the principal of Cliff College.
To mark the end of this year's LGBT+ history month, this week's Methodist Podcast reflects on some of the personal stories we have heard with the help of the Rev'd Delyth Liddell and includes a message from the Secretary of the Methodist Conference.
You can find all of the resources and materials from the month here.
In this special Methodist Podcast, we explore vaccination and faith.
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A special edition of the Methodist Podcast. The first of two episodes looking at how we can maintain good mental health during lockdown.
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Matt Beckingham is the director of the National Methodist Choir of Great Britain.
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