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BUC News / 26 July 2012
Olympic Flame Witness Climaxes In London
As the Olympic torch made its way through the London borough of Hounslow, SEC media reports on the local Adventist Church's involvement with the community during the special event, and follow Tyler Saunders, a 29-year-old Paralympic hopeful and member of Chiswick Adventist Church, who carried the Olympic torch through the streets of Ealing.
BUC News / 19 July 2012
Olympic Flame Devotional Relay
While the Olympic flame has been passing through 1,019 communities on its way to London next week, Pastor Nathan Stickland has been running his own relay, writing a daily devotional blog with themes following both the route, geography and history of the flames journey, and also personal insight into his own spiritual journey, along with his family, over the 70 day period. Read Nathan's blog.
WORD / 19 July 2012
Yada
Isha Prince, talks about how the world distorts the definition of sex and explains Gods ideal for us.
BUC News / 12 July 2012
Olympic Torch Witness
Catching up with the Olympic flame outside Windsor Castle, Victor Hulbert and Kirsten Øster-Lundqvist take a look at Christian witness during the run-up to the Olympics – and during London 2012 itself. [Cameraman: Hristijan Demerdzhiev. Editor: Kofi Osei-Owusu]
WORD / 12 July 2012
Freedom Of Choice
Richelle Anim, explains why freedom of choice is a double edged sword.
WORD / 5 July 2012
What Manner Of Love Is This?
Pastor Ray Patrick explores the miracle of Gods love for us, and our love for each other when we emulate God.
In Conversation - Series 5 / 28 June 2012
Wayne Erasmus
Wayne Erasmus has worked as a pastor in various cultures – and with the challenges and prejudices that can bring. He shares his engaging story and hopes for the future.
In Conversation - Series 5 / 20 June 2012
Richard Poulton
Richard Poulton shares a journey to faith, to legalism – to a true understanding of the Gospel. Enjoy this story of a transformed heart.
In Conversation - Series 5 / 14 June 2012
Robert Hinds
Following in his father and grandfather's footsteps, farming is in Robert Hinds' blood. He reflects on a lifetime of early mornings and long days, and how he sees God's creative hand in land that he works and the animals he cares for.