We look back on Mother’s Day with “Sandra’s Diary”.
We mark the twentieth anniversary of the Dunblane Massacre with Gail and explore a book by the American presidential candidate, Hilary Clinton.
Jeff Bagnall brings us his fourth talk on meals in the gospel of Luke in Lenten preparation for Easter. How many meals does he mention?
Andrew Barr explores the significance of World War One posters.
We look at a book by Cardinal Martini “At your word”, based on Luke Ch 5 and challenging for the “Year of Mercy”
In the news, a special service has been held in St Michael and All Saints episcopal church in Edinburgh for the centenary of an Episcopal priest who died in one of the back-up expeditions to Antartica for the celebrated explorer Shackleton.
Church leaders have joined in the debate over longer Sunday Trading hours in England and Wales, suggesting they harm the common good.
