Top Anglican Podcasts

An exploration of the faith and teaching of the Episcopal Church.

Sermons from Christ Church Anglican in Hawker ACT, Australia.

Sermons from St. John's Episcopal Church, Dubuque, Iowa.

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The Sermon Ministry of All Souls Anglican Church, Cherry Hill, NJ.

Christian leaders join Dominic Steele for a deep end conversation about our hearts and different aspects of Christian ministry each Tuesday afternoon.
We share personally, pastorally and professionally about how we can best fulfill Jesus' mission to save the lost and serve the saints.
The discussion is broadcast live on Facebook then on YouTube and on our thepastorsheart.net website and via audio podcast.

There’s more to life than the world we can see. Stories, guests and interviews that can re-enchant our vision of culture, science, politics and art.

Hosted by Belle Tindall and Justin Brierley. Recorded for Seen & Unseen at Lambeth Palace.

Also from Seen & Unseen:

www.seenandunseen.com: Articles on current affairs, culture, media and more.

Newsletters: Weekly briefings on what's happening in the world

Seen & Unseen Aloud: A podcast bringing a dose of news, on the go

GodPod: A deeper conversation on theology, the world and just about everything.

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It’s a podcast. But it’s also an audiobook. No prizes for guessing which book I’ll be reading from. That would be the Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer written and read by me, James Cary. I’m a sitcom writer for the BBC, with a hand in Miranda, Bluestone 42, Thanks A Lot, Milton Jones, Hut 33, My Hero, My Family, Citizen Khan. You get the idea. Half hour comedy is my bag. I’m a sitcom guy.

But I’m also a Christian, an Anglican, a stand-up theologian and the author of The Sacred Art of Joking, a look at how religion and comedy intersect published by SPCK. You can get that on Amazon, and the audio version on Audible.

But you can’t get The Gospel According to a Sitcom Writer, a book that also deals with religion and comedy. And is quite funny, if I do say so myself. I own the audio rights to that book, or least, no-one bought them. So why not? Here it is. A new chapter each week, and maybe some other related content over the coming weeks and months and possibly years, stuff that interests me, and that I think will interest you.

Podcast series from the Diocese of Gloucester. We share various series, including justice and sentencing -focussed series, mental health, discussions around social media, faith, life and leadership. In conversation with Bishop Rachel Treweek and senior leaders as well as a diverse range of people from organisations across the diocese and the UK, as we explore the experiences of others, the challenges, the good times, the struggles and the inspirational stories.

Indigenous Maori whakapono (faith) seeking indigenous understanding - Te Wāhi Ngaro is hosted by Te Rau College.

A podcast for further reflections and discussions at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Salisbury, North Carolina.

Christian leaders join Dominic Steele for a deep end conversation about our hearts and different aspects of Christian ministry each Tuesday afternoon.
We share personally, pastorally and professionally about how we can best fulfill Jesus' mission to save the lost and serve the saints.
The discussion is broadcast live on Facebook then on YouTube and on our thepastorsheart.net website and via audio podcast.

Reflections on God, faith and life from the Anglican Parish of Ballina, in the Diocese of Grafton.

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Sermons from St. Clement's, an Anglican church in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Visit our website: https://www.stclementsto.ca/
Mission
Learning to follow Jesus Christ.
We’re all learners and everybody’s welcome, across age and stage, questions and doubts, race and ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender expression, nationality and religious background, economics and ability.
Vision
Transforming lives. In an age of distractions and self-promotion, we seek a different rhythm.
We are choosing authenticity & embracing the unexpected over achieving the illusion of perfection.
Values
Living the fruits of the Holy Spirit.
We are devoted to a healthy common life shaped by: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.