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Former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams gave an address at St Bartholomew's Church in Rogate on Saturday. The occasion was a celebration of 25 years in the parish for the rector, the Reverend Edward Doyle. Both hail from South West Wales. St Bart's was packed for the service which also included music, prayer and a communion. Hear the homily in full.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Why do we pull back from stepping into the awesome current that is currency? Do you know what women do with money? Do you know how awesome we are when we have money? Your clients are already here. What are you waiting for? Step into who you are and let them know you're here. Dealing with money is no different. It is my birthday episode. And today I'm celebrating a big one! Yep, 50th birthday. I have some girls' trips planned, and those of you that are joining me for the Reimagine Your CEO Life Retreat in St. Bart's, we're going to keep the party going there, too. Here's what I'd love to share about the lessons I've learned over this last year and also, what I think is so important for all of us as we step into the roles that we are here to do. Because we are all deserving of wealth and abundance. This is what I've embraced mostly over the last probably three or four years; I've really stepped into owning what I'm here to do. I truly believe that it is time for women to step up into our power. And at this moment in time, it's really increasing our financial wealth. I want you to watch what just happened to your own body when I said the words “financial wealth.” What happened? Did it feel dirty to you? Did you wince?  I want you to ask yourself something: If I don't alter my relationship to money over the next year, what will the next two years look like? What will the next three years look like? What will the next five years look like? And I want you to get really honest with yourself. I do an exercise at conferences where I hand a $100 bill to the front row of people, and they pass the bill from person to person until it comes back to me. In all of that transacting, did the $100 lose any value? No. And what did it do on its journey? It brightened the life of every single person who touched it along the way, and then it always comes back. So over this year, my challenge to you is to really heal your relationship to money. And what that's going to take is you healing the need to be liked, you healing the need to be understood. One of the gifts I want to give you on my birthday, on my 50th birthday this year, is I would love for you to find a childhood photo of yourself from ages 2 or 3. I want you to look at that child and I want you to tell that child it doesn't deserve wealth. That child is not deserving of love. Tell that child she can never succeed in business. She just doesn't have what it takes. Tell her she doesn't really deserve all of the success and the joy and the happiness that she desires because she's just not good enough. Watch what happens to you. What will happen as you see the beauty of that little one is you will start to understand that of course you are deserving of everything that you want on planet Earth. And it doesn't matter what it is that you want, you deserve to have it simply because you want it. You were given your desires because they are yours to have. I don't want the same things you want, and you probably don't want the same things I want. I want to make sure that I help as many women as possible make as much money as they would ever want.  Because I know the women that are attracted to me and that want to work with me understand that that money is just flowing through them. It's just being borrowed for a little bit until they decide what to do with it, and then it moves on and it goes to someone else. But we can't play at that level if we're pretending like we don't deserve it. We can't play at that level if we allow all the things that other people put on top of that little child that you're going to look at that picture. So my gift to you on my 50th birthday, is that we are elevating this year. We are stepping into worthiness. We are stepping into deserving. We are stepping into power. I cannot wait to see what magic you create, the lives you change, and how differently you start to feel as you walk through your own life over the next 365 days. Mentioned in this episode:  Patricia Washington: https://patricewashington.com/  Cathy Heller: https://www.cathyheller.com/  St Bart's Retreat [link coming] Other GoG episodes you might want to check out: How The Abundance Academy Changed My Life: https://sarahwalton.com/abundance-academy-changed-my-life/  5 Tips to Create an Environment for Abundance: https://sarahwalton.com/abundant-environment/  You can check out our podcast interviews on YouTube, too! http://bit.ly/YouTubeSWalton   Thank you so much for listening. I'm so honored that you're here and would be so grateful if you could leave a quick review on Apple Podcasts by clicking here, scrolling to the bottom, and clicking "Write a review." Then, we'll get to inspire even more people! (Watch this quick tutorial if you need help leaving a review.) #MoneyMindset #Abundance #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialFreedom #WealthBuilding #BuildWealth #GrowYourMoney #MoneyManagement #IntuitiveBusinessCoach #WomenInBusiness

Lena Hopkinson : Chief Operating Officer St Barts Charity  St Bart's is one of Perth's leading not-for-profit providers of accommodation and outreach services for vulnerable Western Australians.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we are chatting with Richard from the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. . Welcome to this week's episode. . If you find value in this video and wish to help this channel, you can donate using THIS LINK. . THE LUXURY YACHT EXPERIENCE ALL-INCLUSIVE VALUE Designed to combine the luxury lifestyle of The Ritz-Carlton with the casual freedom of a yachting vacation, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection offers itineraries at a relaxed pace. It introduces guests to the local cultures of each destination through curated immersive experiences ashore. Personalized service of the Ritz Carlton, including multiple dining experiences, 24-hour in-suite dining, specialty dining, and specialty dining in all suites. Accommodations, each with a private terrace, a unique marina-style platform, and direct access to water. . EVRIMA BY THE NUMBERS 624 Feet, 190 meters 25,400 Tons 149 Suites 298 Guests 246 Crew 1 to 1.22 Crew-to-Guest Ratio 1 to 85.2 Guest to Space . THE ALL-INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE INCLUDED • Luxury all-suite accommodations, each with a private terrace (no inside staterooms) • Multiple dining experiences, including 24-hour in-suite dining and beverages throughout the yacht (including alcoholic beverages) • Onboard gratuities • Premium Wi-Fi throughout the yacht, supporting browsing, social media, streaming services, video calls and VPN access The Dress Code is Yacht Smart, Elevated Casual with no formal nights. We then looked at the beautiful suites. They are: .• The Owners Suite is 1091 square feet • The View Suite is up to 574 square feet • The Loft Suite is 611 square feet • The Grand Suite is 587 square feet • The Signature Suite is 429 square feet • The Terrace Suite is 300 square feet. Did you know that if you want to charter a private yacht, it would be a logical step to save some money and cruise on the Ritz Carlton Evrima? It's a better value to cruise on a 5-night trip with Ritz Carlton than it is to do a 3-day weekend in a destination like St Bart's. The Fleet Overview is: EVRIMA's Gross tonnage is 25,400 GT. The Length is 624 FT. Evrima has 149 suites. Evrima has a capacity of 298 guests with a crew of 246. She was launched in October 2022. ILMA's Gross tonnage is 46,750 GT, and its length is 790 FT. It has 224 suites, a capacity of 448 guests, and a crew of 374. She was launched in September 2024 LUMINARA's Gross tonnage is 46,750 GT, and her Length is 794 FT. Luminara will be launched in 2025 and has 226 suites, a capacity of 452 guests, and a crew of 374. . The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection will visit the Mediterranean, Central America, and the Caribbean, take Transatlantic cruises, & visit Northern Europe. . SUMMER 2025 SEASON Season highlights: 9-night Lisbon to Portsmouth - Wine Voyage 9-night Portsmouth to Amsterdam - Open Championship 7-night Amsterdam to Copenhagen - Baltic 7-night Copenhagen to Stockholm - Baltic 7-night Stockholm to Olso 11-night Oslo to Reykjavik - Norwegian Fjords 7-night Reykjavik to Reykjavik - Iceland! 10-night Reykjavik to Amsterdam - Scotland 9-night Amsterdam to Lisbon - Wine voyage.. Curated shore experiences offer personalized, flexible excursions led by local experts in small groups tailored to your preferences for a rewarding and immersive journey. Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has an excellent pre and post-stay program that I can set up for you. They also have Concierge Air and transfers to and from the cruise port. I love my Marriott Bonvoy points and am so happy that the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is now part of the Bonvoy rewards program! Please email me if you want to learn more about the Ritz Carlton Yacht Collection or any other cruise lines I have met with. You can also fill out THIS simple form. Search #PlentyofSunshineTravel on Facebook or Instagram to see our posts. . . . #RitzCarltonYachtCollection #RitzCarlton #CruiseSpecialist #travelagenttips #luxurytraveladvisor #LuxuryCruiseTravelAgent

Gabriella is the CEO and Founding Director of GRP Speech Pathology and a certified practising Speech Pathologist.  She's committed to assisting people on their journey of restoring their ability to communicate, capacity to eat and swallow safely and ultimately to enhance their quality of life through the highest quality and most evidence-based approaches. Gaby comes with a wealth of experience both locally in Australia and at internationally acclaimed teaching hospitals throughout the UK. This includes working as a speech pathologist at Monash, Austin and St Vincent's health's neurological department as well as time spent working in the UK at the Royal Free and Wellington hospitals and St Bart's Health. She established the Melbourne based mobile speech pathology practice in 2017 in order to provide a functional approach to therapy which facilitates the implementation of intervention within the comfort of client's own homes. Gaby believes in therapy that makes a tangible difference to each client's communication function and overall quality of life. In this episode, we chat about: - What are Allied Health professionals? - What is speech pathology - Examples of people who might engage a speech pathologist - Why is there more demand for speech pathologists in Australia  - Stephen Hawking and how he communicated through his glasses  - Family resistance to care  - Why GRP is a mobile service  - How many people are on the NDIS  - How to improve your work-life balance  - How to manage 35 employees day-to-day – Follow The Founder Tapes on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn Subscribe to The Founder Tapes on YouTube!  – Find GRP Speech Pathology:  Website: https://www.grpspeechpathology.com.au/  Instagram: @grp.speechpathology LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabriellaptasznik/  – Music License Number - QK7rZS

This week we're getting very excited about one of the international cultural events of the year. The Oscars take place this weekend and in an amazing turn of events, two Scottish businesses have reason to celebrate. Fetcha Chocolates and The Gin Bothy will both see their products feature as part of the famous "Everyone Wins" gift bags which the nominees receive. These bags have an approximate value of $125,000 and include such exclusive contents as luxury skincare and a lavish holiday in St Bart's. On this episode of Scran Rosalind speaks to Fiona MacArthur from her business Fetcha Chocolates in Campbelltown about this exciting development, as well as how she's got to where she is today. You'll hear about how she has gone all out to capitalise on this opportunity. Rosalind also speaks to Kim Cameron, owner of The Gin Bothy about the 'pinch me' moment of being asked to contribute one of her gins to the gift bag. She also tells Rosalind the great story of how she went from jam making to gin making and how both businesses are reaping rewards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Can the Church of England escape from the deadly grip of bishops and bureaucrats who spend their entire time genuflecting to the metropolitan Left? Why does Archbishop Justin Welby wade obsessively into secular political battles when his churches are emptying? And do worshippers realise that eye-watering sums of money are being siphoned off from their parishes in order to fund worthless exercises in social engineering? In this episode of Holy Smoke, the Rev Marcus Walker, Rector of St Bartholomew the Great in the City of London, reveals the scale of the crisis facing the Established Church. His analysis is devastating. Among the subjects he addresses is the cultural cringe that led Welby and gang to value the opinions of Paula Vennells, the disgraced former head of the Post Office who nearly became Bishop of London, over those of qualified theologians and parochial clergy.  Under its current Rector, the ancient parish of St Bart's has become a beacon of hope for proud traditional Anglicans. Marcus tells me how he's reaching out to a new generation of Christians bored out of their minds by episcopal jargon – and also what he thinks of Pope Francis's attempt to crush the Latin Mass. It's a rollercoaster of an interview with one of the great clerics of our age. Don't miss it!

We're bringing the heat from a freezing cold London with a return to St Bart's to see how the end of the NY Legacy trip turned out…and for once it wasn't just Sonia's clothes to come off! From Kristen's toenail to the towel on the camera to reveal who Lu hooked up with, there was never a dull moment! And we are turning the heat up even more in Miami. The Mamacita's never disappoint, but how did we feel about the return of Ana (Ana who?!) So ‘get in losers' and let's hop in Lisa's housekeepers Honda and come ride with us!

Hoe Hoe Hoe!! We're celebrating the festive season in St Bart's with the RHONY Legacy cast (and possibly The Pirate)! But are we actually heading back to Scary Island? And we couldn't not mention Santa's gift to ALL of us, The Beverly Hills angels! We were all clearly on the nice list for this gift but find out which ladies of BH we think should be on the naughty list! Enjoy an eggnog or three, and we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy, wealthy and unclassy new year!

Writers choose a Black Country scene to reveal something of this strangely hidden region. Emma Purshouse is introducing a new visitor to St Barts Church which stands on the hill in Wednesbury. Think cock fights, an unimpeded wind from the Urals and orange chips. Emma was born in Wolverhampton and is a freelance writer, novelist and performance poet. She's a poetry slam champion and performs regularly at spoken word nights including at The Cheltenham Literature Festival, Ledbury Poetry Festival, Shambala, Womad, Latitude and Solfest. She was Wolverhampton's first Poet Laureate. Producer: Rosie Boulton A Must Try Softer Production A co-funded project between the BBC, The Space and Arts Council England.

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Come and join the conversation with Jenifer Rosenberg, founder of Heart Cells Foundation charity. Well, what an incredible chat with an even more incredible lady! Join me as I hear about Jenifer's amazing life, from starting out in the post room at M & S, becoming a fashion buyer, and eventually setting up her very own manufacturing company and ending up SUPPLYING M & S! We also chat about her amazing charity Heart Cells Foundation, which was founded by her late husband Ian, after he suffered heart failure in 2003. Jenifer talks me through the weeks that followed, having been not given a good prognosis and explaining exactly what heart failure is, and the science behind the words. A chance meeting with a cardiologist led Jenifer and Ian to discover a pioneering treatment that was taking place in Germany, and as she explains her husband was a "do it now" kind of gentleman, they jumped at the chance and travelled for the treatment, arriving in Germany shortly afterwards. Jenifer talks me through the amazing stem cell treatment, explaining exactly what happens and the incredible way that our very own stem cells are used to repair ourselves! Not having the issues of rejection like organ donation makes the treatment so successful. She calls them "magic cells" which is so wonderful and true! The success of the treatment gave Jenifer 3 more years with her beloved husband, something which they had been previously told was almost impossible. Having experienced the results first hand, Ian decided that they must launch a charity and enable more and more people's lives to be saved and give their families the gift of time with their loved ones. Heart Cells Foundation was born and has raised the money to successfully treat many patients at St Bart's hospital, and have finished two stages of clinical trials, with only Phase 3 remaining until stem cell treatment can be rolled out across the NHS and be accessible for all. Absolutely LOVED chatting to this phenomenal lady, such an interesting life, such an interesting lady and such a wonderful charity, and so so SO important. Check out Heart Cells Foundation website at https://www.heartcellsfoundation.com Have a look at some of their patients, honestly its unbelievable to see how many lives that the charity have changed, not only the patients but their families too. Thankyou so much Jenifer, amazing to talk to you

Former hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry is best known as the man who made 30% in 2008, when others crashed, including many so-called hedge funds. He described his cockroach mandate as being a survivor no matter what. He closed the fund in 2017 after a period of lackustre but far from shocking performance and has become a property developer and landlord of upmarket rentals on the billionaire favourite Caribbean hideaway of St Barths. But few owners of vacation lets could tell you what the 10 year bill has done in the last month, let alone give a coherent view of how it might move in 2022. Hugh may have retired but he has certainly not let go. He views the world through a different prism – he is like a photographer who only uses a fish-eye lens. We recorded on a cold London day and on St Bart's it was just as windy, as you may hear

A special LIVE episode featuring MANNA men from St. Bart's and former NFL All-Pro and Super Bowl Champion Matt Birk.

1. Fertile ground of disbelief 2. The battle of narratives 3. Returning the covenant God who keeps his promises

We start the week with a trip to Europe to visit Aussie expat chef Lee Thompson. Lee's gastropub St Bart is in a cool part of Berlin - we talk about the highs, lows and other lows of the pandemic and the intricacies of understanding life and business in Germany. Bring on the bacon sandwich!https://www.instagram.com/st.bart.pub/?hl=enFollow Dirty Linen on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/dirtylinenpodcastFollow Danihttps://www.instagram.com/danivalentFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/Follow Huck (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/

Over the past year, the connections between our built environment and our health have been made clearer than ever before. In this episode we will be examining the changing way that societies through history have addressed these problems by building institutions that provide different forms of healthcare. Our contributors discussed what lessons we can learn from the history of architecture and health, considering the connections between the built environment and the treatment of different illnesses, maladies and afflictions. Ed DeVane, a PhD student in the Centre for the History of Medicine at the University of Warwick, who researches the planning, design, construction of NHS facilities in postwar Britain, and is also a fellow in the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. Ann-Marie Akehurst, an independent Architectural Historian and Programmes Officer of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain, who works on Early Modern Architectural History, particularly the development of hospitals and the institutions of healthcare. Will Palin is the Chief Executive of Barts Heritage, a charity concerned with restoring the historic St Bart's Hospital, London, previously serving as the Conservation Director at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich and Director of SAVE Britain's Heritage. Sarah Akigbogun is an architect, photographer and film-maker whose historical research has examined The Retreat in York, an institution for the treatment of mental health needs founded in the 18th century, and whose work addresses race, gender and problems of representation in architecture. Your hosts were Matthew Lloyd Roberts and Dr Jessica Kelly For more details on the Society of Architectural Historians and their activities check out the website: https://www.sahgb.org.uk/ This podcast is produced by Front Ear Podcasts https://www.frontearpodcasts.com/

This is the second talk from the St Bart's Toowoomba FOCUS weekend. This talk is ‘God our Guide'. Preacher: The Rev'd Dr Rhys Bezzant. Bible Reading: Psalm 73.

This is the first talk from the St Bart's Toowoomba FOCUS weekend. This talk is ‘God our Father'. Preacher: The Rev'd Dr Rhys Bezzant. Bible Reading: Psalm 121.

This is the third talk from the St Bart's Toowoomba FOCUS weekend. This talk is ‘God our Hope'. Preacher: The Rev'd Dr Rhys Bezzant. Bible Reading: Psalm 2.

This is the sermon from St Bart’s Toowoomba on the FOCUS weekend. This sermon is ‘God our Refuge’. Preacher: The Rev’d Michael Calder. Bible Reading: Psalm 144

Another busy week of news for the Royal Family. Good news to kick off with as Mike and Zara Tindall welcome a new baby boy (Lucas Phillip Tindall) to the family. HM The Queen's 10th great grandchild. Prince Harry has been offered a new job as Chief Impact Officer (yes, we don't know what that is either!) in Silicon Valley. We've seen the Cambridges out and about this week as they visit a vaccination centre in Westminster. And Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are off to Greece.The Queen also sent some lovely flowers to St Bart's Hospital to thank them for looking after Prince Phillip.All in all some lovely news from the Royal Family this week.Windsor Watch host Sarah Southern is joined by journalist James Clothier and Royal watcher Elliot Grainger. #RoyalFamily#PrinceHarry#MeghanMarkle#BabyTindall#PrinceWilliam#KateandWills#TheQueen Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Preacher: Fr Jonathan Livingstone, The HospitallerResponses: RadcliffePsalm: 119:17–32First Reading: Genesis 2: 15–17, 3: 1–7Canticles: Evening Service in G minor – Francis JacksonSecond Reading: Luke 13: 31–endAnthem: A Hymn of St Columba – BrittenPostlude: Psalm Prelude No 1 (from Three Psalm Preludes, Set One) – HowellsTo support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3Our website: https://www.greatstbarts.com/Support the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

An Ash Wednesday service from London's oldest churchCelebrant & Preacher: Fr Marcus Walker, The RectorResponses: MorleyCanticles: Venite – Plainchant; Benedicite & Benedictus in Bb – PurcellLitany: LoosemoreAnthem: Miserere mei – AllegriCommination Collect: Turn thou us, O good Lord – TomkinsTo support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3Our website: https://www.greatstbarts.com/Support the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

Preacher: Fr Jonathan Livingstone, The HospitallerResponses: Ben ParryPsalm: 65First Reading: Genesis 2:4b–25Canticles: Evening Service in C – KellySecond Reading: Luke 8.22–35Anthem: I am the light of the world – BednallO Salutaris Hostia - DupréPostlude: Allegro deciso (from Évocation) – DupréTo support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: ​https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3Our website: https://www.greatstbarts.com/​Support the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

Join us for a special service of Evensong for the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple, broadcast from London's oldest church. The Reverend Marcus Walker preaches.Introit: We wait for thy loving kindness – McKieResponses: RosePsalm: Psalm: 122 & 132Canticles: The Evening Service in A – StanfordAnthems: When to the Temple Mary went – EccardNunc Dimittis – HolstMarian Antiphon: Ave Regina caelorum – PhilipsPostlude: Toccata on ‘Ave maris stella’ – PeetersFirst Reading: Malachi 3:1–5Second Reading: Luke 2.22​–40To support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3Our website: https://www.greatstbarts.com/​Support the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

Preacher: The Rev'd Marcus Walker, RectorResponses: Peter J. SmithPsalm: 34First Reading: 1 Samuel 3:1–20Canticles: Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis (The Amarillo Service) – David Ashley WhiteSecond Reading: 1 Corinthians 14:12–20Anthem: Sing unto the Lord – PostonPostlude: Toccata – Paul AyresTo support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3Support the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

Adam Lowe from St Bart's Toowoomba has surveyed his church's online audience.  Of those surveyed he's broken them down into four categories.62% are dislocated - physically unable to attend in person church9.5% are missional - online is a safe way to explore a relationship with God19% are convenience - those who live nearby but find it easier or prefer to attend online9.5% are incidental - those who join online when they or a family member is sick or travelling out of townBut what are the next steps for each group, and how do we express our mission to make and mature disciples with those who are gathering online.Download results of Adam's online survey.Download questions for the survey.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thepastorsheart)

Our preacher this evening is Fr Gary Dench, Assistant Priest at Brentwood’s Roman Catholic Cathedral.Responses: RadcliffePsalm: 149First Reading: Isaiah 49:1–13Canticles: Evening Service in Eb – StainerSecond Reading: Acts 22:3–16Anthem: How lovely are the messengers – MendelssohnPostlude: Holy is the true light (from Triptych) – David BednallTo support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkO...​Our website: https://www.greatstbarts.com/​​Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StBartholomews​​Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GreatStBarts​​SHOW LESSSupport the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

Responses – SmithCanticles: The Fourth Service – BattenAnthem: Almighty God, who by the leading of a star – BullPreacher: The Reverend Marcus Walker, RectorTo support the Choir, the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkO...If you would like to support us by allowing us to claim back any Gift Aid from your donations, please fill out the form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkODaqQ9G3)

An online Epiphany Carol Service from London's oldest church, with music celebrating the manifestation of Christ to the whole world.Up! Good Christian folk, and listen - arr. G.R. WoodwardTribus miraculus - MarenzioVidimus stellam - IsaacCoventry Carol - arr. ShawA New Year Carol - BrittenChant: Dicit Dominus: Implete hydrias aquaAnd the glory of the Lord (from 'Messiah') - HandelTo support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.mygivinghub.com/go?id=LkO...Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

For people who couldn't attend funerals, the former finance minister's Caribbean holiday is deeply personal.

Responses: AylewardPsalms: 25:1–9Canticles: Evening Service in D minor - AmnerAnthem: Wachet Auf (Cantata 140) - JS BachPreacher: The Venerable Peter DelaneyTo support the Choir, the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbartsIf you would like to support us by allowing us to claim back any Gift Aid from your donations, please fill out the form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

Introit:Let all the world – DysonResponses: Marcus SealeyPsalms: 93Canticles: Evening Service in F - DysonAnthem: Hymn to St Cecilia - HowellsPostlude: Paean – HowellsPreacher: The Rev'd Marcus Walker, RectorTo support the Choir, the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbartsIf you would like to support us by allowing us to claim back any Gift Aid from your donations, please fill out the form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

This week's music:Responses: Ben ParryPsalm: 89Canticles: Sam B HansonAnthem: And I saw a new heaven – Edgar Bainton To support the Choir, the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbartsIf you would like to support us by allowing us to claim back any Gift Aid from your donations, please fill out the form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

This week's music:Responses: Reading Psalm: 142 Canticles: Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in G Blow Anthem: Rejoice in the Lord Purcell Postlude: Fantasia in C minor BWV 562 JS Bach To support the Choir, the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbartsIf you would like to support us by allowing us to claim back any Gift Aid from your donations, please fill out the form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

This week's music: Responses: Gabriel Jackson Psalm: 113, 121 Canticles: Evening Service in G – Stanford Anthem: Ave Maria I – Rihards Dubra Salve Regina – Howells To support the Choir, the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts If you would like to support us by allowing us to claim back any Gift Aid from your donations, please fill out the form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

Worship with us as we remember Prior Rahere, the man who founded the Priory and Hospital of St Bartholomew. To support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbartsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

To support the work of St Bart's, and the maintenance of our ancient building, please give what you can to: https://www.paypal.me/greatstbartsTo add Gift Aid, fill in a form here: https://www.greatstbarts.com/gift-aid/Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/greatstbarts)

Sœurs et frères, toute cette semaine je vous rencontre en studio pour nos différents épisodes de la Bonne Nouvelle ; en effet je suis dans la semaine repos puisque nous alternons les Messes le curé et moi une semaine sur deux. Demain il y aura une petite exception car c'est la fête de Saint Louis le St patron de notre cathédrale. Ce matin c'est Nathanaël (St Bartéhélemy) que l'Eglise nous donne en mémoire. Avec sa figure nous sommes invités ce matin même tout au long de notre journée à avoir pour toutes nos rencontres, des yeux perçants, comme ceux de Jésus qui ont tellement bouleversé ses disciples ; des yeux qui appellent, interpellent parce qu'ils sont des yeux contemplatifs de la personne-envoyée que nous sommes, je prierai lors de ma célébration privée de la Messe pour que votre eucharistie vous donne ce regard qui sauve. Soutenez-nous !

Paul joins the Podcast this Monday to talk about the Ministry Training Course. On Thursday 9th July Paul and Ian Lewis from St Bart's will be running a special session 'Engaging with the Glorious Trinity' open to all. Just why should we spend time thinking through the Trinity? Listen in as Paul explains why its important we engage with the doctrine of the TrinityFor more information about MTC:https://www.swgp.org.uk/training/ministry-training-course/To sign up for the special session on the Trinity (hosted on Zoom) for £10 email Jane and express your interest.jane@swgp.org.uk 

St. Bart’s/St Eds/ Gannon University Legend joins us to talk about his experience at the Division 2 level. Then Shimmy and Gass talk about their NBA playoff predictions and what’s going on in some of they other sports as well. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Clover speaks to Nate Morgan-Locke, formally on staff at St Bart's, now studying at Westminster Theological Seminary in the US. They discuss Nate's new podcast, Popcorn parenting, on children's films, thinking about how to be watching movies with your kids and chatting about them from a Christian perspective.https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/popcorn-parenting/id1506764123

Episode five and things are moving fast, or so it seems. But is active travel in the UK in a chicken and egg situation? The current government advice is "cycle or walk if you can" meaning more people than ever are interested; but two weeks later, apart from a few select councils, there's barely any infrastructure for the potentially huge increase of people on bikes, and traffic is returning. Councils claim they still don't even know how they will get their hands on the £250m emergency funding.Cycling advocates know that if you build it, they will come, but are councils building things quick enough? We'll explore a variety of things that need to happen very quickly if we are to realise the UK's golden age for cycling, speaking with Phillip Darnton, Chair of The Bicycle Association, Cllr Adam Clarke, Deputy Mayor of Leicester and Dr Jonathan Kelly from St Bart's NHS Trust. Ned also, for one day only, pretended he had a job and commuted into central London, bringing us with him.We hope you enjoy this episode of Streets Ahead, a podcast dedicated to the world of active travel, liveable streets and people-focused urban design.We're on Twitter and welcome your feedback on our episode: http://www.twitter.com/podstreetsahead Please rate and review us too!Thanks for listening!From Adam, Laura and Ned See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mathew Watkins (on st. bart - 'no man is a failure who has friends!' album) Interview by Sam Elliott on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Mathew Watkins (on st. bart - 'no man is a failure who has friends!' album) Interview by Sam Elliott on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Sherry Pollex persisted for months to finally get the diagnosis of ovarian cancer. She explains her journey and her choice to pursue complementary therapies. Dr Michelle Lockley is an oncologist from St Bart’s hospital and an advanced clinician scientist fellow at Cancer Research UK. She discusses the treatment of Ovarian Cancer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Norman Jackson is a chartered accountant who travelled the world working in the oil industry, going on to help many SMEs with strategic planning and corporate finance, and holding several non-exec director roles – including one for the past 11 years with London Scottish rugby club. To mark the start of rugby's Six Nations Championship, Norman offers us valuable and entertaining parallels between the worlds of sport and business. Interviewed by Fraser Allen at Maggie’s Centre, St Bart’s Hospital, London.

As the early church grew in numbers, a problem arose which threatened church unity and future growth. The Hellenistic Jewish widows were not receiving assistance in the form of daily food distribution while the Hebraic Jewish widows were. This may have been caused by language and cultural differences or the distance that the Hellenistic widows lived from the rest of the congregation. Whatever the cause of the issue, and it was probably not deliberate, widows were extremely vulnerable because they could not, in most cases, support themselves and relied on external help to survive.The Twelve instructed the congregation to choose seven men to take over this responsibility, while the Twelve would concentrate on prayer and the ministry of the word. These seven needed to be full of the Spirit and wisdom (6:3). The decision-making process reflects important values for church order. The process was open and transparent as all the congregation were invited and attended the gathering. It was participatory, the congregation chose the seven while the Twelve would authorise them to minister, giving distinct roles for leaders and congregation. The proposed solution reveals the values that guided the decision: commitment to unity, to a holistic ministry and to growth by means of preaching and teaching. Unity is maintained by ensuring that all widows were treated equally. Luke stresses that this social ministry has equal validity with the apostles' ministry of prayer and teaching, for he uses diakonia to describe both. The church must exercise both, and neither to the exclusion of the other.We are reminded of the importance of pastoral care, prayer and the teaching of God’s word for the health, unity and growth of our congregation, and that these tasks may be shared amongst us so that no ministry is neglected. DRQuestionsHow does St Bart’s care for the vulnerable and empower its leaders?Why is prayer and the ministry of the Word so important for church growth?PrayerLord of all, as we seek to make disciples of Jesus Christ, make us mindful of the needs of the vulnerable in our midst. Help our leaders to ground the ministry of St Bart’s in prayer, and to be faithful in the teaching of your Word. Amen.


It’s amazing how one verse can be so profoundly challenging! Whilst I’m not particularly attached to ‘things’ or possessions, the idea of sharing everythingstill makes me nonetheless feel very uncomfortable. In fact, the entire way of living described here is almost the antithesis of our Australian culture which is shaped by a determined individualism. Sure, we might share our things with our immediate families or our closest friends, but this seems like an absolutely radical way to live! This community didn’t just share a few things, or some things, or where there was need - but they shared every thing! How far did they go? To the point to which they saw nothing as their own (i.e., “no one claimed that any of their possessions was their own”).Does this mean that we should rush out and setup a ‘commune’ for St Bart’s? No, not necessarilly. It’s important to note that whilst this group of believers lived in a very intimate community, that doesn’t mean that it’s prescriptive of how all Christians should live today. Indeed, whilst some of the very first Christians lived in this way, not all did (and that wasn’t necessarilly a bad thing!). Whilst we should absolutely be challenged by the sacrificial generosity displayed, what we should be even more profoundly shaped by is the reason they did it. They lived this way because all the believers were, “one in heart and mind”. Their unity in the Gospel and in the power of the Holy Spirit was so complete, that it didn’t just influence how they lived, but it completely shaped their lives together. ALQuestionsDoes the idea of sharing everything that you have challenge you? Why or why not do you think that this is the case?As brothers and sisters in Christ, how can we grow in oneness in the Gospel, so that it might continue to profoundly shape the way we live for God’s glory?PrayerHeavenly Father, we thank you for your profound generosity to us and that you have held nothing back from us, not even your Son. Please help us to live generously that we might bring great glory to your name. Please also help us, in the power of your Spirit, to be of one accord that the Gospel might completely shape our lives apart and together. In Jesus’ name, Amen.


Pathology technician Carla Valentine always knew she wanted to work with corpses. In childhood, she conducted funerals for roadkill. These days, she is curator of the St Bart’s Museum of Pathology, and a passionate advocate for more discussion about what happens when the mortuary doors swing shut. In this interview with Olly, she reveals how to prepare for an autopsy, how to get a sense of how a person lived from examining their remains, and how to create that ‘look of gentle repose’ so important to grieving families. You’ll discover when rigor mortis starts, how identify the difference between primary and secondary flaccidity, and you'll learn about alkaline hydrolysis (‘the new cremation’) and the American trend for being embalmed sitting up.For this week’s Lifehack, Sasha Morgan from Peckham-based arts educational charity Bold Everywhere reveals her top tips to run a successful meeting: know your objectives, invite the right people, and assemble your allies before the meeting even commences. The Lifehack is supported by our friends at Squarespace.com - if you want to build yourself a beautiful website, there is no better port of call. There’s a two-week free trial, and then use our offer code ‘MANN’ to get 10% off your first year’s subscription.Meanwhile, in The Zeitgeist, Ollie Peart’s quest to become a true trends insider continues. This week, he inches ever-closer to being able to *touch a Nando’s black card*, and learns why TV presenter Emma Willis will NEVER be allowed such an honour. He also considers the trends for brand disloyalty and dockless bike sharing. If you think you can help Ollie with his mission, contact him on Twitter @Ollieep. And, down the Foxhole, Alix Fox reveals why when it comes to condoms, there are such things as ‘teat-less wonders’. She also explains what spermatorrhea is, why she’s created a new sexual term, ‘ledging’, and why - despite detesting the book - she has a certain fondness for the 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' toy crossovers. The Foxhole is sponsored by our friends at mycondom.com. They stock all you need for a legendary night in the sack - or many more to come. Remember to use our discount code ‘FOXHOLE’ to receive an astonishing 15% off! If you have a question of sex for a future edition, do get in touch via the Feedback form on our website, MODERNMANN.CO.UK. That’s also where to head to buy us a beer, subscribe to the podcast or send us an idea for the show. Finally, our song of the week is Machine, by The Horrors - out now. It’s a bit acid rock. We like it a lot. See You Next Tuesday! Presenter: Olly Mann. Contributors: Ollie Peart, Alix Fox. Producer: Matt Hill. Theme Music: 'Skies Over Cairo' by Django Django. Graphic Design: Jenny Mann Design. Copyright: Olly Mann / Rethink Audio 2017. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

St Bart's 11.9.2014 by Diocese of Washington

St Bart's 2nd Birthday Celebration 10.30am service by BishopstonAndStAndrews

In this viewpoint, hear about some of the stories and cures of the first patients of Saint Bartholomew's Priory and Hospital in the twelfth century.