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Fiona Tweedie, is the Statistician for the Church of Scotland who ran 500km between May and July to raise money for a youth resource centre in Lomé, Togo through Compassion UK. She joined Esther Higham to share how that decision impacted her life and the community she intends to help.
Released on 14 Aug 2024
Today is results day in the UK. So, what happens if results day doesn't unfold as expected? How can one discern God's guidance when aspirations for university or further studies are thwarted? Youth and student pastors Ditie and Lauren Eradie from St Aldates Church in Oxford, together with career coach Krystyna Gadd, explored these questions with Esther Higham.
Zoo animals have seemingly roamed the streets of London, not literally, but in a nine-day series of surprise graffiti artworks by the elusive street artist Banksy. This has ignited much speculation and posed the question: Can graffiti art be a medium for Christians to spread their message? Oyinda Fakeye, an Art Curator and Artistic Director, discussed this topic with Esther Higham.
Drivetime presenter Ibe Otah joined Esther Higham to give us the lowdown on this year's Premier Gospel Awards. Grab your tickets now: https://www.premiergospelawards.org.uk/
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