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We’re the podcast of the Student Christian Movement, reflecting on justice, identity and discipleship since 1889. Pop the kettle on and gather round as we explore how to put our faith into action with the help of our lovely guests!
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In the final episode of our season on Dietrich Bonhoeffer, William speaks with Dr Dianne Rayson about her chapter Bonhoeffer in the Anthropocene: Ecoethics and Earthly Christianity in the book Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Theology, and Political Resistance. They discuss what it means to be living in the Anthropocene, the significance of Bonhoeffer's Christology for ecoethics, and the need for reconciliation not only with one another but with all other than human life.
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In this episode William speaks with Dr Eleanor McLaughlin about Bonhoeffer's concept of Unconscious Christianity and Eleanor's book Unconscious Christianity in Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Late Theology. They discuss the differences between this and Bonhoeffer's religionless Christianity, compare unconscious Christianity with Karl Rahner's anonymous Christianity, and explore some of the dangers that come with categorising others as unconscious Christians.
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In this episode William speaks with Dr Lori Brandt Hale about her chapter The Interfaith Imperative: How Bonhoeffer Compels Interfaith Action in the book Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Theology, and Political Resistance.
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In this episode William speaks with SCM member Jack Woodruff about his experiences with the Iona Community volunteering at Iona Abbey and volunteering with the Northern leg of the Pilgrim Cross. They discuss themes of ecumenism, pilgrimage, and spiritual practice in relation to Christian community.
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In this episode William reflects on Bonhoeffer's concept of religionless Christianity. Take a moment out of your day to reflect on this and pray with us.
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In this episode Faith in Action workers Phoebe and William discuss Phoebe's blog series on craftivism. They discuss different forms of craftivism, how it can be a spiritual practice and more.
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In this episode William speaks with Andrew Clark-Howard about his work considering Bonhoeffer, whiteness, and colonialism. We focus on his upcoming chapter due to be published with SCM press which considers the possibility of Bonhoeffer's "view from below" being from above. With specific reference to the settler justice and Christianity in Oceania.
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You can find more on Andrew's current work and previous publications here.
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In this episode William speaks with Adam Spiers, one of the hosts of the Bread and Rosaries podcast and a SCM member. They discuss issues of poverty, class, and leftist politics in the UK. As well as discussing Bonhoeffer's proletariat Christ and the role of faith in politics.
You can listen to Bread and Rosaries here.
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We are kicking off 2024 with a meditation. Join William as he shares some reflections from Bonhoeffer's doctoral work Sanctorum Communio. What does it mean to live with and for others? What is Church-community supposed to look like? Bonhoeffer calls us to radical love in community, empowered by the spirit and possible only through faith in Christ.
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In this episode William speaks with Rev. Dr. Craig Gardiner about his book Melodies of a New Monasticism: Bonhoeffer's Vision, Iona's Witness. They discuss Christian community, the active and contemplative Christian life and Bonhoeffer's idea of polyphony as a metaphor for Christology and Christian community.
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In this episode our Faith in Action worker William is joined by Chris Manktelow from the Young Christian Climate Network. They discuss why Christians should take part in climate activism, some of YCCNs past campaigns and how Bonhoeffer's theology and life can inform climate activism.
You can find more about YCCN or get involved in continuing their work here.
If you are interested in continuing the work of YCCN then email hello.yccn@gmail.com
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This is the second episode recorded for the purpose of reflection, meditation and personal prayer. In this episode William reflects on Bonhoeffer's concept of the Cost of Discipleship. Find a comfortable space, put your headphones in, and join us for a time of reflection today.
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In this episode our Faith in Action worker, William, speaks with the Rev. Dr. Jennifer McBride. Jennifer is the associate rector of formation at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Atlanta and the President of the International Bonhoeffer Society. Today we discuss her book Church for the World: A Theology of Public Witness. In the book, Jennifer argues for the practice of public repentance as a form of non triumphalist public witness to the Lordship of Christ for the Church today, based on the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
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International Bonhoeffer Society
The Church for the World: A Theology of Public Witness
All Saints’ Episcopal Church Atlanta
Radical Discipleship: A Liturgical Politics of the Gospel
You Shall Not Condemn: A Story of Faith and Advocacy on Death Row
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In this episode our Faith in Action workers, William Gibson and Phoebe Edmonds discuss their first day employed by SCM, where they took part in a peace pilgrimage to protest the DSEI arms fair. Phoebe shares about what faith in action means to her, as well as discussing the significance of pilgrimage as a form or protest, the importance of community in peace activism, how Bonhoeffer relates to peace activism today, and more.
For more on the DSEI arms fair, you can listen to William's interview with the Magnificent about the DSEI arms fair here. Also, you can hear Phoebe's reflections while on the pilgrimage and more about our leg of the peace pilgrimage here.
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Welcome to season 2 of the SCM Podcast. This is the first in a series of podcasts considering the life and theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Throughout the season there will be three types of episodes: Theological, including discussions with scholars and theologians about Bonhoeffer. Activist, conversations with SCM members and Christian political activists. And, devotional, providing you a space to reflect and pray.
This first episode is a devotional one, reflecting on Bonhoeffer's idea of a world come of age. Find somewhere quiet and comfortable and join William Gibson, SCM's Theology and Resources project worker for a time of prayer.
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Join us as we chat with Augustine Tanner-Ihm! Augustine grew up in Chicago, Illinois and has worked in Education, Human and Family Services, missions and Churches. He is currently a postgraduate theology student and ordinand at Cranmer Hall, St. John's College, Durham. He is also a 2020 Theology Slam finalist. Rob and Augustine chat about Black Lives Matter, systemic racism in the US and UK, and how preparation is going for the Theology Slam 2020 finals. *Please note that this episode was recorded online during the COVID-19 lockdown, so the sound quality is reduced slightly*
Join us as we chat with SCM's Convenor of General Council, Tom Packer-Stucki! Tom is a linguist, cat-lover and organiser of clip-art dogs (intrigued? So were we!) Emma and Tom chat about how Tom got involved with SCM, making a space on campus for Christians who don't fit into the usual mould, and how the author of Ecclesiastes got things spot on.
**Please note that this was recorded before the COVID-19 lockdown and as such doesn't take into account the changes that have been made to university education as they stand.**
Rob hangs out in the Pioneer Center in Kidderminster for a chat with this year's keynote speaker from Known by Name (SCM's 2020 National Gathering) the legendary Revd Kate Harford! We ask Kate about chaplaincy and the church, what inspired her to write her keynote talk, and some of her other inspirations! Tune in to find out more about the Metropolitan Community Church, and why the story of Joseph might be even more interesting than we first thought!
Rob and Ruth sit down for a chat with SCM's shiny new CEO, Revd Naomi Nixon! Naomi is a self-professed trekkie, a feminist, and a priest in the Church of England. We ask Naomi how she's settling into the role as CEO, what she's most excited about in working for SCM, and why she applied in the first place, and then we put your (excellent) questions to her for our #AskNaomiSCM segment! Tune in to find out Naomi's favourite Bible passage, what book she feels has most enriched her spiritually and how she thinks students can help make society less divided!
This episode Emma and Rob speak to Siân Tredwell, President of Leeds Student Christian Movement, about the practicalities of leading an SCM group, how to handle handover when everyone leaves for a year abroad, and which kitchen utensil Rob would curate a museum exhibition around. It's a fun one!
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