All episodes
In Conversation - Series 5 / 24 May 2012
Tom Pignon
A childhood move from rural Norfolk to Kenya was difficult for Tom Pignon, but somehow he gained a vision for looking beyond himself to the needs of others – something reflected in his charity career.
In Conversation - Series 6 / 2 April 2014
Jamie Jorge
Jaime Jorge, renowned Adventist violinist, shares his story of faith to God in communist Cuba, how God has transformed his life, and the difference that trust can make. We also hear some of his music.
In Conversation - Series 6 / 5 March 2014
Karin and Llew Edwards
Karin and Llew Edwards openly share their moving and thoughtful views on living with terminal cancer. Their mixture of humour, honesty and a deep trust in God makes this compelling viewing.
BUC News / 30 August 2012
Tyler Saunders - Paralympic Athlete
A son of Chiswick church, Tyler Saunders was born with just one leg. However that has not stopped him competing in Basketball. He was just three points short of making it into this year’s Paralympic Basketball team but now heading to Germany where he will play professionally and plans to represent Britain at the 2016 Paralympics in Brazil.
VIEWPOINT / 13 December 2011
What Is Truth
Pastors Simon Martin and Petras Bahadur join with social anthropologist Petula Peters to try and answer a simple – yet surprisingly difficult question. And how do they respond to a Professor of Divinity who left the Adventist Church because he 'needed more ambiguity'? Also watch VIEWPOINT on Is Technology Good or Bad
The Journey / 9 May 2013
Hiroshima
Reflecting on the most moving interviews of his career, Victor Hulbert takes a visit to Hiroshima, talks to atomic bomb survivors and learns a lesson in forgiveness.
In Conversation - Series 5 / 18 April 2012
Lynette Allcock
In this lively and engaging interview, Lynette Allcock talks about setting out on a missionary adventure.
In Conversation - Series 6 / 15 January 2014
Sinisa Horvat
Sinisa Horvat, a communist atheist who found God through a school friend and now wants to narrow the gap between the secular world and what the Church has to offer.