SJDK St John the Divine Kennington

Welcome to the latest podcast in a short series to mark the Christian season of Easter, a time when we are encouraged to examine ourselves and reflect on how we as a church community both here in the parish and more widely are tackling issues of injustice and unfairness, presented by Father Charlie Bell, one of the curates at St John the Divine. This podcast is an extra addition to the series, and we welcome Bishop Deon Johnson, XI Bishop of Missouri, to hear his thoughts on justice.

Welcome to the latest podcast in a short series to mark the Christian season of Easter, a time when we are encouraged to examine ourselves and reflect on how we as a church community both here in the parish and more widely are tackling issues of injustice and unfairness, presented by Father Charlie Bell, one of the curates at St John the Divine. This podcast is an extra addition to the series, and we welcome Wail Qasim, seminarian at Ripin College, Cuddesdon and former Pastoral Assistant at St John, to hear his thoughts on justice.

Welcome to the latest podcast in a short series to mark the Christian season of Easter, a time when we are encouraged to examine ourselves and reflect on how we as a church community both here in the parish and more widely are tackling issues of injustice and unfairness, presented by Father Charlie Bell, one of the curates at St John the Divine. This podcast is an extra addition to the series, and we welcome Prof Nicola Rollock, from King's College London, to hear her thoughts on justice.

Welcome to the latest podcast in a short series to mark the Christian season of Easter, a time when we are encouraged to examine ourselves and reflect on how we as a church community both here in the parish and more widely are tackling issues of injustice and unfairness, presented by Father Charlie Bell, one of the curates at St John the Divine. This podcast is an extra addition to the series, and we welcome Bell Ribeiro-Addy, the MP for Streatham to hear her thoughts on justice.

Welcome to the latest podcast in a short series to mark the Christian season of Easter, a time when we are encouraged to examine ourselves and reflect on how we as a church community both here in the parish and more widely are tackling issues of injustice and unfairness, presented by Father Charlie Bell, one of the curates at St John the Divine. This podcast is an extra addition to the series, and we welcome Florence Eshalomi, the MP for Vauxhall to hear her thoughts on justice. 

In this, the fifth in the series of Lent podcasts from St John the Divine, Kennington, Father Charlie Bell is joined by Rev Jarel Robinson Brown, curate of St Botolph's in Aldgate and the author of a book on the intersection of being black and queer, to discuss injustice and unfairness.