Podcasts
Talking Safeguarding
This programme may be upsetting to some as it covers the topics of safeguarding, sexual violence and abuse in a church setting. In the latest CMD Bitesize podcast, Rebecca Evans talks to the diocesan Head of Safeguarding Andy Earl, Assistant Diocesan Safeguarding Officer Lora Prynn, Bishop Hugh Nelson and Martin Christmas-Nelson, Interim Head of Sexual Violence Services at First Light Cornwall. If you need support, please visit: https://trurodiocese.org.uk/resources/safeguarding/support-agencies/
Contested Heritage
Trigger Warning: This podcast covers the themes of slavery, racism and race. Rebecca Evans, Ministry Development and Inclusion Officer, talks about contested heritage in Anglican churches with Laura Moffatt, Director of Art and Christianity, and Dr Alice Kinghorn, who is researching the Church of England's involvement in the transatlantic slavery trade through the work of missionaries. In our next podcast we will be exploring the lived experiences of this topic. Stay tuned.
Wild Church
Rebecca Evans, Ministry, Parish Development, & Inclusion Officer for the Diocese of Truro, talks to Becky Lines from Transforming Mission Camborne about Wild Church.
Parish Giving: Living life generously
In this edition of CMD Bitesize, Rebecca Evans, Ministry, Parish Development, and Inclusion Officer, talks to Grant Forrest, CEO of the Parish Giving Scheme.
All about Alpha
In this edition of CMD Bitesize, Rebecca Evans, Ministry and Parish Development Officer, talks to Sophie Gilbert from Alpha UK.
AI and the Church
Rebecca Evans, Ministry and Parish Development Officer, continues the CMD Bitesize series by talking to Revd Mark James about AI and the Church.
Baby Basics
Rebecca Evans, Ministry and Parish Development Officer, continues her CMD Bitesize series talking to Revd Becca Bell about her Baby Basics initiative.
Trauma-Informed Theology
Trigger Warning: The content of this podcast may be emotionally challenging for some people. Rebecca Evans, Ministry & Parish Development Officer, talks to Jo Douglas, Trauma Theologian and PHD Candidate, about her research into trauma-informed theology.
