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Lee Gatiss unpacks the Anglican doctrine of the visible church, which has been misunderstood by those who force their own theological frameworks onto the Anglican formularies.

Lee Gatiss looks at the question of whether we can please the already perfectly happy God, in this half hour teaching video.

Clare Hendry and James Cary join Ros Clarke for this week's podcast episode discussing theological education and spiritual formation in the light of last week's announcement of a new theological college for the northwest. They're also reflecting on how the online platforms we're all so dependent on at the moment are shaping our interactions with each other, and sharing some recommendations for reading and apps. For more information about this episode andlinks to the whole podcast archive, please visit our website: http://churchsociety.org/resources/page/church_society_podcast/ For video versions of the podcast, please see our Youtube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFpJSnoHpbU0dQSGd0bE4aCVlcRfytbCz

Mark Wallace, Lee Gatiss and Ros Clarke are discussing the latest government guidance for places of worship, the implications of that for sharing communion, and the current state of Christian journalism. Find links to everything mentioned in this episode on the website here: https://churchsociety.org/blog/entry/church_society_podcast_cautious_return_can_we_have_communion_christian_jour Check out the whole podcast archive including links to the video version here: https://churchsociety.org/resources/page/church_society_podcast

Meet the authors of WALK THIS WAY, Ash Carter, Ros Clarke and Lee Gatiss, as they chat about the book and answer questions from the livestream audience. WALK THIS WAY is available now from Church Society and will be available shortly on Amazon in print and digital formats. Find out more about the book here: https://churchsociety.org/blog/entry/walk_this_way Find out more about the Church Society podcast, listen to old episodes or watch the video episodes here:https://churchsociety.org/resources/page/church_society_podcast

Martin Davy, Amanda Robbie and Ros Clarke are chatting about the latest announcements of dioceses seeking to cut clergy numbers, and asking where our society's addiction to outrage comes from, and how we can engage in a more godly way. Links to everything mentioned in this episode, as well as the whole podcast archive can be found on the Church Society website here: http://churchsociety.org/resources/page/church_society_podcast/

Ros Clarke and George Crowder are joined by Phil Hobbs for this week's episode of the Church Society podcast in which we're talking about the problems caused for those who had been planning to get married during the last few months, the government's priorities in easing lockdown restrictions, and possibilities for churches to consider as more gatherings are permitted. More details of everything mentioned in the podcast and the full archive of episodes can be found at http://churchsociety.org/resources/page/church_society_podcast/

This week on the podcast we're talking about the problem of racism in the UK, in the Church of England, and in our own hearts. We're also asking when and how bishops should speak out on political matters, and we have a whole host of recommendations. Find all the links mentioned in this episode (including a picture of Amanda with her blanket!) and the whole podcast archive at http://churchsociety.org/resources/page/church_society_podcast/

This week in the podcast, Ros Clarke, James Cary and Andrew Towner discuss what sleep is, why we need it and what the Bible says about it. James explains what the Archbishops Council is and how he came to be on it, and Andrew tells us about his role as chair of the Diocesan Board of Education in Carlisle diocese. And all three share some recommendations for reading and watching. Find all the details of the items mentioned in the podcast, and the episode archive at http://www.churchsociety.org/

Podcast: Church Buildings and Building the Church by Ros Clarke