In this episode Stuart talks with Geoff Felton and Louise Franklin. Together they explore the Synod theme for this year, Talking Faith. The conversation looks at why we need a theme, how we talk faith in difficult situations and why even, do we need to talk faith at all!

In this Webinar on Wednesday Stuart talks with Sam Wells vicar of St Martin in the Fields and Russell Rook about their book 'For Good'. They explore the Church's role within in society today and how it makes a difference in the lives of ordinary communities.

This was taken from our series of Webinars and Wednesday. Stuart Radcliffe talks to Andrew Graystone about his wonderful book Faith, Hope and Mischief. Stuart asks the question, can random acts of kindness build the kingdom of God and grow the church?

Stuart is in conversation with the late Dr Bex Lewis. This was the first in our series of Webinars on Wednesday and Stuart invites Bex to share her insight into a digital world that often we can be wary of. Bex helps us to see how we can be disciples in a digital space.

Stuart talks with Micheal Harvey and Revd Mark Bates about ACORN an iniative which can help churches in the midst of a pandemic but also gives food for thought at other times.

From our series Webinars on Wednesday Stuart talks with Andrew Roberts about is book Holy Habits.

Again in our series Webinars on Wednsday Stuart talks to Mark Greene of LICC about how God uses us in the places we live our lives. He asks Mark the question what might that look like in a post pandemic world?

Taken from another of our Webinar on Wednesday series Stuart is in conversation with Robin Gamble and Ashley Evans about how we can change the narrative of decline in the church to one of growth!

This was the second of our Webinars on Wednesday which we recorded during the pandemic. Cris Rogers of 'We are making disciples' talks with Stuart about how we can do this.

Another in our series of Webinars on Wednesday, Stuart talks to Steve Aisthorpe about his book 'Re-Wilding the Church' and what it has to offer the United Reformed Church

Most of us consider intteruptions as an inconvenience that stops us from doing the task we are meant to be getting on with. In another of the Webinars on Wednesday listen to Stuart in conversation with Al Barret and Ruth Harley and hear how their book challenges us to view interruptions in a new way.

In this Webinar on Wednesday Stuart talks with John Bell of th Iona Community about what it might look like for the Church to have Missional Imagination.