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Most of us find ourselves feeling uncomfortable talking about Jesus some of the time. But at Church Army, we love equipping people to feel more confident in sharing their faith.
Jonny Price (Church Resource Officer) joins Hannah to talk about why we might find sharing faith uncomfortable at times, and how we can grow more comfortable.
Jonny also introduces new free resources from Church Army to help you and your Church with this!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
The final Being Salt & Light thought is from Paul Ogunyemi (Church Army trainee) who talks about conversations he had at a garage about his hope in Jesus. We're encouraged to think about how Jesus brings us hope and how we can share that with others.
Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen again to all the Being Salt & Light reflections whenever you want on the Church Army podcast. Subscribe to the podcast to hear when new episodes in its usual format are released.
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Andrena Palmer (Church Army trainee) who shares how she's helped young, black women know they are seen and loved, just like the woman at the well in John 4. We're prompted to think about how we can help people feel seen and loved now but also once the pandemic restrictions are lifted.
Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Chloe Sheppard (Church Army trainee) who shares how her work with Close Pastors in Winchester has led to amazing opportunities to share God's love and pray with strangers. We're prompted to think about how we can do the same.
Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Jo Leslie (Church Army trainee) who shares how she's been serving the homeless community throughout the pandemic, and how there's an eagerness for prayer among the group of people she knows.
And Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Miranda Okon (Church Army trainee) who talks about the food club her church runs and how we can show hospitality even during a pandemic (don't worry, all COVID safe!).
And Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Andrew Ralph (Church Army trainee) who talks about how the unchanging nature of God is powerful, especially during a pandemic. He also shares how his parish group have given 'Packed with Hope' packs to their community to share God's love.
And Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Helen Kiralfy (Church Army trainee) who encourages us that we don't have to feel really confident in evangelism to share God's love. She also shares how she's sharing her faith alongside Chatham Centre of Mission by welcoming people to the church and clothes bank and talking to them about Jesus.
And Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released!
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We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith.
This episode's Being Salt & Light thought is from Dylan Edwards (Church Army trainee) who shares some of his testimony. He also encourages us to not be lukewarm in our faith but to seek Jesus before everything else.
And Hannah Ling (Everyone Everywhere's podcast host) leads you through the reflections, giving you space to think and pray.
Listen throughout Lent to hear all the Being Salt & Light reflections. Subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear when each reflection is released.
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Hannah pops on to your airwaves to let you know about what's coming soon!
We're interrupting our normal podcast format to bring you Being Salt & Light! Listen every week to short Lent reflections to be inspired and encouraged to share your faith. Listen to this short trailer for more info!
Subscribe to the podcast or sign up to get email notifications when each reflection is released!
Being Salt & Light, coming soon: Ash Wednesday (17 February) - Easter Sunday (4 April).
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As teenagers and young adults (or even older adults!) there's a lot of pressure to fit in and we can worry that sharing our Christian faith will make us look weird. But is evangelism weird, or can it be completely normal and authentic?
Join Hannah and Chris as we chat to Emma Taylor (Xplore) and Dan Randall (Amplify) about their weird traits, why sharing faith doesn't have to be weird, and how evangelism can actually be exciting, authentic and natural... and something you can do at any age!
Mentioned in this episode:
Find out more about Xplore evangelism training for 18-30sSign up to Amplify evangelism training for 11-17sImagine a World Advent video seriesWatch The Way's 'How Can We Share Our Faith in 2020' video on YouTubeDo you worry that sharing your faith is weird? Join in the conversation on social media:
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Guest bios:
Dan is the HOPE Together Youth Director and is one the Senior Leaders & Youth Pastor at Life Church Lancashire. He is passionate about seeing a generation of young people rising up to live fearlessly for Jesus. He is married to Marina and also loves music, Burnley FC, and coffee.
Emma is the Xplore Evangelism Coach and helps to keep Xplore running smoothly! She is from Northern Ireland and now lives in North East England with her husband and son. She’s part of the leadership team at her local church and in her spare time likes to play Animal Crossing, watch documentaries, and bake cakes.
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When we meet someone for the first time, we ask their name, and then what they 'do' - a student? a teacher? a waiter? a full-time parent? in-between jobs?
It can often feel like what we do (or how people see us) defines us. But that is unlikely to be the core of our identity and who God says we are.
Andy Wilson candidly chats to Hannah and Chris about how he's had to shake off labels others have put on him and replace them with his God-given identity.
We also discuss the importance of calling out God-given potential in others, and how we can work out our own identity in a helpful and authentic way.
Mentioned in this episode:
Andy's video series on identity on YouTubeFind Gloucester & Forest Centre of Mission on FacebookFind Share Matson on FacebookJoin in with the conversation on 'identity' by dropping us an email at: [email protected]
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Trigger warning: discussion of racist experiences. Race, Racism, Racist slurs.
This is part 2 of our episode talking about race, racism, and the church. If you haven't already listened to part 1, we'd really recommend you start there.
Listen as Hannah talks to Lusa Nsegna-Ngoy (Diocese of Leicester's BAME Mission and Ministry Enabler and Church Army Board member) about his powerful spoken word poem in response to George Floyd's murder, as well as his hopes for the church moving forward to become a more interracial church.
There's a point to pause if you want to listen in two sittings, but do keep listening as Hannah chats to Collette Dorgu (Church Army Evangelist in Training). Collette shares some of her good and bad experiences of race and the church, and why fighting racism will mean more people feel able to be part of the church.
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What do you see? - A poem in response to the tragic murder of George Floyd (words by Lusa Nsenga-Ngoy)Let us know your reflections and thoughts on the important issue of race by dropping us an email at: [email protected]
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Trigger warning: discussion of racist experiences. Race, Racism, Racist slurs.
The news headlines and social media may not be so full of Black Lives Matters marches and stories anymore, but at Church Army we know that fighting racism is a movement not just a moment. It's so important to hear from people who have experienced racism and start to discuss together how we can bring about change.
Join Chris and Hannah as they open up the conversation about race with Andrena Palmer and Vee Pinto, black women who are part of the Church Army community. We talk about what the phrase 'Black Lives Matter' means, and Andrena and Vee share their own experiences of racism. This conversation is very moving at times, but their stories are so important to hear.
This is part 1 of 2 of our episodes discussing race and the church.
Mentioned in this episode:
Read Andrena's blog about her experiences of racism and ministry: https://bit.ly/2YgxVJWWatch Andrena & Vee's video, Black Lives Matter: Before you dismiss me… : https://vimeo.com/440003698Let us know your reflections and thoughts on the important issue of race by dropping us an email at: [email protected]
Or connect with us on social media:
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Welcome to season 2 of Everyone, Everywhere. We hope you enjoyed a good break.
Join Chris and Hannah as they talk with Neville Willerton about how Church Army has managed to continue to spread a message of hope through the COVID-19 pandemic and how our evangelists; a group of people known for being out on the streets have continued to connect with people while the whole country is in lockdown.
Get real stories straight from the front line by joining us once a month live on Zoom for Cuppa with a Keyworker at www.churcharmy.org.uk/cuppa
Our next Cuppa with a Key Worker will be on Wednesday 2 September at 7pm. Don't miss out!If anything from today's episode has struck a chord with you then let us know at [email protected]
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Trigger warning: self-harm
In today's episode we chat with Amy Hayes; our Pioneer Evangelist for the Selby Center of Mission in North Yorkshire. We talk about the coronavirus, evangelism and tattoos.
Amy gives us a raw and honest account of her story; from coming to faith as a teenager in Northern Ireland through to how she found herself living on an estate in North Yorkshire telling people about Jesus; Amy talks about the struggles, the transformations and the people she has encountered along the way.
We also get a glimpse into the stories behind some of Amy's tattoos. You can see them see of them on website at www.churcharmy.org/podcast
We are currently three weeks into our Being Salt & Light series. Join the conversation by signing up for our weekly Lent email series. Head on over to www.churcharmy.org/bsl
If anything from today's episode has struck a chord with you then let us know at [email protected]
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What is an evangelist?
Am I one?
Should I be one?
We're supposed to tell people about Jesus but what does that look like?
If you have ever been baffled by a word that confuses many people then join Chris and Hannah as they chat about the big "E-word"
Chris interviews Annie O'Connor, Church Army's Training Team Leader who takes some time to demystify the word for us and answer some questions about what the Bible has to say about evangelism.
Want to cut the chat? No problem. Skip straight to Annie's interview at 8:50
Lent starts on tomorrow. Join the conversation by signing up for Being Salt & Light, our weekly Lent email series. Head on over to www.churcharmy.org/bsl
Read the E-Word blog series at www.churcharmy.org/blog
Listened to the podcast and think that a vocation as an evangelist might be for you? Visit us at www.churcharmy.org/vocations to find out more.
If anything from today's episode has struck a chord with you then let us know at [email protected]
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Making mistakes is all part of gaining experience, even when it comes to mission and evangelism. In this episode Hannah and Chris talk about what they think their 60 years old selves would say to themselves now. Hannah interviews Mike Collyer, one of Church Army's retired evangelists who shares some stories from the last 44 years in Church Army about faith, evangelism and how God shapes us over the years. He also tells us what advice he would give to his younger self.
What advice would you give to your younger self? Let us know at [email protected]
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In our first episode, join Chris and Hannah as they discuss why Christmas never seems to live up to the holiday hype.
We hear from Church Army Evangelist, Maureen Greaves, who tells us her story of the worst Christmas imaginable and how Jesus, through faith, gave her the extraordinary strength to get through it.
Maureen's new book Murder on Christmas Eve (written by Maureen Greaves and Roger Carswell) can be purchased at eden.co.uk
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