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GodPod is a regular podcast from St Mellitus College. Theologians Graham Tomlin, Mike Lloyd, Jane Williams and the occasional guest speaker get together to discuss burning issues of God, theology, life and much more, over a supply of coffee and biscuits. Do you have a question for the team? Email it to godpod@htb.org. more

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GodPod is back. more

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a month ago

In the final episode of the year, +Graham reflects on the story of GodPod so far and looks forward to some exciting plans for 2024 and beyond. Thank you to all our listeners and supporters for your generosity and for joining us as we explore theology... more

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5 months ago

In this episode of GodPod, +Graham, Jane, and Mike take a look back over the last 180+ episodes and pick their favourite ones. Over the next few months we will be sharing these episodes again. more

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6 months ago

In this shorter episode of GodPod, Graham and Jane look back and look forward in the life of GodPod. GodPod is taking a little pause and will return as an exciting partnership between St Mellitus College (stmellitus.ac.uk) and Seen & Unseen (www.seen... more

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7 months ago

As the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Chaplain, Tosin Oladipo has had a ringside seat to some of the biggest events in our national life in the UK recently. He discusses with Jane and Graham his reflections on the relationship between Church and State, m... more

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a year ago

In this special episode of GodPod, +Graham Tomlin and Jane Williams are joined by Revd Dr. James Hawkey. Jamie is the Canon Theologian of Westminster Abbey and Chair of the Westminster Abbey Institute. He is also the Chaplain to HM The King. Together... more

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a year ago

In this episode of GodPod, Graham, and Jane are joined by Dr Mark Scanlan. Mark is Tutor in Youth Ministry at St Mellitus College. Together they discuss youth culture and how the church can best engage young people. more

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a year ago

In this episode of GodPod, Graham and Jane sit down with Professor Luke Bretherton. Luke is a Professor of Moral & Political Theology at Duke University. Together they discuss democracy, humanism and what it means to be made in the image of God. more

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