Name: Episode 8 Avril Welch, television producer by Women's Theology Speakeasy
Duration: 39 min 41 s
Description: Avril Welch, producer of The Great British Menu, discusses how her faith and her job interact, and the story of Esther as a possible work of fiction.

Brilliant insights and creativity to make Esther real and relevant for us

Thank you both. I love the story of Esther anyway, but I love hearing your views and explanations.

Revd Becky Stephens talks about her role as Bishop's Advisor for Women's Ministry in Birmingham Diocese. She shares her wealth of experience as she and Charlotte also discuss the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel and rivalry between women.

Episode 7 Revd Becky Stephens

Avril Welch, producer of The Great British Menu, discusses how her faith and her job interact, and the story of Esther as a possible work of fiction.

Episode 8 Avril Welch, television producer

How does the church explain depression? What is a 'dark night of the soul'? Does the church take depression seriously enough?
Charlotte talks to Dr Tasia Scrutton about her work on Christianity and Depression (https://scmpress.hymnsam.co.uk/books/9780334058908/christianity-and-depression) and they discuss the story of Sarah in Tobit. Content warning: suicide and suicidal ideation..

Episode 9 Dr Tasia Scrutton On Christianity And Depression

Charlotte talks to Elizabeth Schrader about her hugely important work looking at the earliest manuscripts of John's Gospel in order to answer the question: was Martha added to John 11?

You can read Elizabeth's article for the Harvard Theological Review here: https://dukespace.lib.duke.edu/dspace/handle/10161/18592

S2, Episode 1: Elizabeth Schrader - was Martha added to John 11?

A place for women to discuss theology, important in a time in which gathering physically is illegal

Episode 8 Avril Welch, television producer

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