
Sermons, services and reflections from Westminster Abbey and lectures on issues of faith, ethics, politics and public policy-making from the Westminster Abbey Institute.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

Standing in Westminster Abbey's Pyx Chamber, Mark Easton and Rosanna Barry, Clerk in the House of Lords, discuss the purpose of democracy. What can one of the oldest surviving parts of Westminster Abbey teach us today about the past, present and futu... more
In each episode, a different guest working in public service will take Mark Easton to a historic space, memorial or object in the Abbey, reflecting on what the past can teach us about the present state of democracy.
Join Mark Easton in Westminster Abbey's Chapter House in conversation with Ed Humpherson, Director General of the Office for Statistics Regulation. Discover hidden stories within Westminster Abbey while exploring what it means to have faith in democr... more
'Turn to the back of the book, read the last sentence too soon, and you spoil the story. It is a mistake we can make at Easter. ‘The day of resurrection, earth tell it out abroad’. That’s a marvellous beginning. Easter Day is a great proclamation, bu... more
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Religious reflections, sermons, and lectures from Westminster Abbey cover faith, ethics, and public policy-making. Episodes blend liturgical storytelling with theological contemplation (Easter, Lent, Advent, Christmas) and tie-ins to Abbey programs and public-facing initiatives. Notable is the consistent pairing of accessible spiritual message with real-world applications, plus a steady stream of guest theologians and Abbey leadership offering structured, contemplative content that often invites listeners to engage with parish programs and live events. The mix of high-caliber sermonizations and policy-oriented discussions likely appeals to spiritually curious audiences, churchgoers, and professionals in faith-based public affairs.
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Recent guests on Westminster Abbey include:
1. Rosanna Barry
2. Ed Humpherson
3. David Hoyle
4. Bashar Warda
5. Tim Livesey
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