How far can a prayer on a sticky note go?
Playback speed
Phil Sokell-Miles, author of Sticky Note Prayers, joins Mal Pope to unpack the stories and explore the impact of a movement that began with a single sticky note on a classroom wall and has since reached over 1 million children and young people in more than 7,000 prayer spaces across at least 35 countries.
Released on 10 Nov 2025
Coming up next
Armistice Day: Remembering their sacrifices reinforces our value of the peace
Rev. Major Phil Parker, Ministry Director of SASRA (The Soldiers’ and Aviators’ Scripture Readers Association), joins Esther Higham for Armistice Day to discuss the challenges faced by today’s military personnel, the Christian perspective on warfare, and how remembering the sacrifices of past generations can help us value the peace and stability we enjoy today.
Noticing the subtle and supernatural ways of the Holy Spirit
Do you ever wonder if it’s your own voice or God’s? Bill Cahusac, Director of Pastoral Care at Emmaus Road, has learned to take risks in following the Holy Spirit’s guidance. He spoke to Esther Higham about the subtle and supernatural ways God moves, the importance of being interruptible, and the wild experiences that happen when we step out in faith.
Education Review: How would God assess our pupils?
A new review of England’s curriculum is recommending fewer exams and a greater focus on life skills and “enrichment.” But how might these changes shape our children’s futures and prospects? And how would God assess our intellect and achievements? Headteacher David Bedford and tutor Chris Follett speak to Esther Higham.
