All episodes
BUC News / 19 December 2013
Teens Day of Fellowship
South England Conference - Teens Day of Fellowship
BUC News / 22 May 2013
ADRA-UK Justine Greening Visit
Interview with Bert Smit, CEO of ADRA-UK, reflecting on the visit of International Development Secretary, Justine Greening and local MP Richard Harrington on Monday the 20th of May.
BUC News / 14 January 2015
Edward Vandi Ebola Interview
Reading West church member, Edward Vandi, is heading back to Sierra Leone this week for a second stint as an NHS volunteer. He will be working both in an Ebola clinic as well as providing training and public awareness in the community.
VIEWPOINT / 16 November 2011
Business Ethics and Christianity
How does a Christian survive, let alone make a difference, in the cut-throat world of the market place? Herta Von Stiegel, author of "The Mountain Within" and an Investment banker, Marge Lowhar, co-founder of The Transition Agency and Pastor Des Rafferty, Pastor, Principal of the Adventist Discovery Centre, look at the issues. Also watch VIEWPOINT on Christians and Personal Finance
BUC News / 25 April 2012
Bob Folkenberg - Share Him
Are many Seventh-day Adventists members in name only? Bob Folkenberg thinks so – but also believes he may have part of the solution. Watch this update on the ‘Share Him’ project.
BUC News / 19 December 2013
'Christmas is ruined'
'Christmas is ruined' a Christmas message form Ian Sweeney, President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland.
BUC News / 31 October 2013
'The Rock' exhibition
Taking traditional evangelism and showcasing it in a new environment led artist Laurent Grisel on a two year quest to mount an exhibition at Wimbledon Public library. For a full week, Monday, 21 – Sunday 27 October, library visitors could stroll around the gallery and discover how the 2,500 year old prophecy of 'The Rock' in Daniel chapter 2 is still relevant in their lives today.
BUC News / 19 November 2013
C S Lewis - 50th anniverary of his death
Dr Debbie Higgens is not just a fan of CS Lewis, she is the on-site director of 'The Kilns', Lewis' former home. Fifty years on from his death on 22 November 1963, Debbie will be among the guests at a special Westminster Abbey service where his name will be added to those celebrated in the poet's corner. Debbie is both the first Adventist and the first academic to be on site warden at the Kilns. In this interview she shares how Lewis had a profound influence on her life… and the life of thousands of others.