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Woodbridge in Suffolk has been crowned the happiest place to live in the UK by Rightmove.
Premier’s Max Avard spoke to Doug Waller, lead pastor of Woodbridge Quay Church, about what makes this riverside town so special, the challenges of doing ministry in a happy place, and his hopes and prayers for next year.
Released on 27 Dec 2024
Richard Reddie, director of justice and inclusion for Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, chats to Premier’s Max Avard about the summer of riots, challenging populist politics, and how the church can help ease racial tension.
God’s chosen man or the devil in disguise? Premier’s Max Avard spoke to historian Martyn Whittock about what we can expect in Trump's second term, how his presidency will affect US-UK relations, and why Christians are so divided on him.
Board games are growing in popularity, with over 3,000 new releases each year. Despite the rise of video games and virtual reality, board games remain popular, even at Christmas. Is this a trend that churches could get on board with? Matt Young, who runs board game events at his church in Edenbridge, discusses this with Esther Higham
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