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New Parents Podcast Episode!Summer is here!Join us on an adventure to Chile to chat with Matt in a coffee shop in Santiago. Hear about parenting, holidays and Humboldt penguins on the other side of the world! Ponder cultural blind spots (money in the UK and racism in Chile). Consider the healthy family habit of boredom and practicing dependence on God in risky situations.People:Ed Drew is the Director of Faith in Kids and Amy Smith is a writer for Faith in Kids.Matt Pope is married to Helen and they have two children, Eva (16 yrs old) and Judah (14 yrs old). They are passionate about supporting healthy church-planting churches. They are based in Chile’s capital. Santiago has a population of over 7 million people – but only a tiny proportion of them belong and serve in churches clearly proclaiming God’s word.Matt and Helen are working with people from across different denominations. They want to help pastors and their families to grow in their faiths, to grow their churches, to train leaders and to be equipped to plant more churches in the future. More information about them can be found here. https://www.crosslinks.org/mission-personnel/matt-and-helen-pope/Resource:'Everyday talk' by John Younts
Released on 26 Jul 2023
Summer in Yorkshire!Join us on a rural adventure with Hannah who tells us about family life whilst running Christian camps.Yorkshire Camps will give 2000 children a holiday this year and share Jesus with them! So as we might begin to flag in our own...
Let's learn how to parent our youngest children through the hardest days, with the biggest emotions.Is it possible to help them find peace and calm?Can there be a distinctive Christian approach for our Under 7's?Come listen to Eliza Huie. She holds b...
Hear Dr Krish Kandiah talking about Moses' speech delay, Jesus' brown eyes and Amy's car boot full of Nutella. Something for everyone! Krish has a big heart and this episode is full of stories of hope and grace. We whistle through adoption, fostering...
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