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Ros Clarke
Church Society podcast
Church Society is a fellowship contending to reform and renew the Church of England in biblical faith. The podcast is a weekly discussion featuring news and issues of interest to clergy and lay people, especially in the Church of England. Our channel also includes lectures and talks from our conferences and other events.
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4.9 stars from 23 ratings
Contemporary, theological, practical
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“Very helpful updates, reflections and encouragement. Highly recommended.”
Timmyd27 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/20/24
Clear and cogent
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“Thanks for this podcast which I’ve only just started listening to; it is well presented and sets matters out in a clear cogent and interesting way.”
ric230362 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/06/23
Enjoying this podcast!
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“Really enjoying the material on these podcasts. Episodes with current students and Rod Thomas have been particularly useful.”
Scfr91 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/20/17
Recent Episodes
Lee Gatiss explores 1 Samuel 12 for its wisdom on politics and leaders in the church and the world.
Published 03/11/24
Published 03/11/24
Chris Moore and Ros Clarke discuss the February 2024 General Synod meetings, with some positive outcomes, some disappointing votes, and the implications of avoiding a vote altogether.
Published 03/04/24
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