UBSMS Talks The United Benefice of Standon and the Mundens with Sacombe

Join us in a series of short talks on St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. They were first given in early 2021 during the covid lockdown as part of a daily Morning Prayer broadcast, and have been adapted to podcast format. We hope that they will be a starting point to enter into this amazing letter which gives us both a vision of the highest vision of the God and examples of how to translate our faith into the challenges of the day-to-day. It may be useful to have the Bible passage handy before you whilst listening, as there are frequent references to verses; the translation used is the New International Version. We hope the talks will be readily understandable and a way of coming closer to Christ.

Join us in a series of short talks on St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. They were first given in early 2021 during the covid lockdown as part of a daily Morning Prayer broadcast, and have been adapted to podcast format. We hope that they will be a starting point to enter into this amazing letter which gives us both a vision of the highest vision of the God and examples of how to translate our faith into the challenges of the day-to-day. It may be useful to have the Bible passage handy before you whilst listening, as there are frequent references to verses; the translation used is the New International Version. We hope the talks will be readily understandable and a way of coming closer to Christ.

Join us in a series of short talks on St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. They were first given in early 2021 during the covid lockdown as part of a daily Morning Prayer broadcast, and have been adapted to podcast format. We hope that they will be a starting point to enter into this amazing letter which gives us both a vision of the highest vision of the God and examples of how to translate our faith into the challenges of the day-to-day. It may be useful to have the Bible passage handy before you whilst listening, as there are frequent references to verses; the translation used is the New International Version. We hope the talks will be readily understandable and a way of coming closer to Christ.

Join us in a series of short talks on St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. They were first given in early 2021 during the covid lockdown as part of a daily Morning Prayer broadcast, and have been adapted to podcast format. We hope that they will be a starting point to enter into this amazing letter which gives us both a vision of the highest vision of the God and examples of how to translate our faith into the challenges of the day-to-day. It may be useful to have the Bible passage handy before you whilst listening, as there are frequent references to verses; the translation used is the New International Version. We hope the talks will be readily understandable and a way of coming closer to Christ.

Join us in a series of short talks on St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. They were first given in early 2021 during the covid lockdown as part of a daily Morning Prayer broadcast, and have been adapted to podcast format. We hope that they will be a starting point to enter into this amazing letter which gives us both a vision of the highest vision of the God and examples of how to translate our faith into the challenges of the day-to-day. It may be useful to have the Bible passage handy before you whilst listening, as there are frequent references to verses; the translation used is the New International Version. We hope the talks will be readily understandable and a way of coming closer to Christ.

Join us in a series of short talks on St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. They were first given in early 2021 during the covid lockdown as part of a daily Morning Prayer broadcast, and have been adapted to podcast format. We hope that they will be a starting point to enter into this amazing letter which gives us both a vision of the highest vision of the God and examples of how to translate our faith into the challenges of the day-to-day. It may be useful to have the Bible passage handy before you whilst listening, as there are frequent references to verses; the translation used is the New International Version. We hope the talks will be readily understandable and a way of coming closer to Christ.