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Carolyn Kinsman, 24/05/2017
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Nature and mental health
Stephen (Belfast Centre of Mission) shares what's happening at the Glencairn Community Garden and why being in nature is helping local people's mental health there. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Stephen Whitten
Recipe for Change Boxes (and Frankfurter Pasta Recipe)
Chocolate Box supports vulnerable women in the North of England. During the pandemic they've been putting together recipe boxes full of fresh food and simple recipes for the women they support to make. They're going down a treat!
Chocolate Box Staff Member
Sharing Faith in an Ambulance
Leslie's doctor insisted he go immediately to hospital due to severe back and leg pain. During the hour ambulance ride, Leslie was able to share his faith with the ambulance crew!
Leslie Tennant
There is always hope
Debbie reflects on the meaning of hope in the context of the pandemic and Easter, and shares how she's seeing Gloucester and Forest Centre of Mission bring hope in Coleford.
Debbie Orriss
Baking Buddies (and Soda Bread Recipe)
Baking Buddies gives families in the Shankill area of Belfast an opportunity to work on something together and learn a new skill during lockdown. Karen explains why they're doing it and shares an easy soda bread recipe for you to try!
Karen Webb
30 years of faithful service
This Easter, Des Scott retires after 30 years of faithful service with Church Army. Chris catches up with him before he leaves to find out about his time with us, from youth worker to CEO!
Des Scott
How to hold onto God through the suffering
Chris shares what he's learnt through his own experiences of suffering, how he's held onto God through the difficulties, and how God uses your situation in ways you never envisaged!
Chris Brann
What is the Spirit saying through young people?
Andy has over 15 years of experience working with young people, creating church for young people and run by young people. He shares stories of actively listening to teenagers and encourages us to do the same.
Andy Milne
Sharing faith during a pandemic
Kelvin moved to a new area shortly before COVID-19 and so didn't have much time to get to know people. He shares how he's been able to share his faith with his barber and his neighbours even whilst the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Kelvin Bolton
It's not always plain sailing on the canals
Waterways Chaplaincy - part of the Church Army family - meets many isolated people or in financial difficulty along the waterways. This is one story of where Waterways chaplains were able to draw alongside and practically support a struggling family.
Jan Wayment
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Carolyn Kinsman, 24/05/2017