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As a writer, broadcaster and consultant Elizabeth Oldfield is passionate about helping people and organisations grow to align with their values, particularly in the third sector.
She was Director of the religion and society think-tank Theos for ten years and now hosts the Sacred Podcast - a show exploring people's lives and the values that shape them.
In her new book Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent times she takes on the seven deadly sins as a backdrop to exploring topics she felt were off limits and doesn't hold back in doing so.
In this episode of The Profile she talks to Emma Fowle about the wisdom she's garnered from living in an intentional Christian community with her husband and children and what she learned from writing her book.
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Released on 28 Feb 2025
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