Uncharted

Jan 31 2024 8 ep. 48 mins 2

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It’s faith... but not as we know it. Or is it? We have gone through the emotional, spiritual and physical turmoil of a pandemic. We all live with the scars. We are experiencing a cost of living crisis and there is a horrific and barbaric war in Europe. How has all this affected our faith, discipleship and how we feel about gathering for worship? What have we learned and what have we lost? As followers of Jesus in this strange, uncharted season, what direction are we going in? Fred Drummond and friends chat and reflect through some of these themes (and there’s even space for some laughter too!)

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Developing a spiritual life and lessons from the Celtic church – Scott Brennan

Jan 31 2024 47 mins

Join Uncharted host Fred Drummond in conversation with Scott Brennan. This episode explores practical insights for developing a meaningful spiritual life, with Scott drawing lessons from the approach of the Celtic Church.

Discipleship, encouragement, and the way forward – Martin Fair

Jan 31 2024 55 mins

Glasgow-born Martin has served for more than 30 years as a Church of Scotland parish minister, primarily concerned with congregational transformation leading to mission. He now serves in a national role working with those sensing God’s call to ministry.

Living on the frontline: Workplace chaplaincy and the City Centre Church - Shirley Berry

Jan 31 2024 56 mins

Shirley is the ministry development lead at Findlay Church. Shirley is married to David and has adult children and loves their friendship and fun times together! Shirley is multi-vocational and she also plays her part on various external charity boards and national councils; Evangelical Alliance, Scripture Union, Prison Fellowship Scotland and Westminster Theological College. Shirl

The gospel and the poor – Deirdre Brower Latz

Jan 31 2024 46 mins

Deirdre Brower Latz is an ordained elder, passionate about compassion, justice, and mercy. She is committed to asking good questions, that help the church engage and come alongside people, as an expression of God's love for the world. Principal of Nazarene Theological College in Manchester, she has just completed a research project, exploring what it means to be a church on the mar

The Big Cs – Christ, church, coffee, and business! – Sundeep Salins

Feb 22 2023 58 mins

Part architect, part mystic, and part business owner (of the Blend coffee chain) – meet Sundeep Salins. He is passionate about community and doing life together and is critical of a church that goes for ‘bigger’ rather than ‘deeper’. We talk about the positive lessons of Covid, which ones we are already losing, and the desire for relationship that is at the heart of us al

Entrepreneurs, hairdressing, and Covid’s effect on the persecuted peoples – Ruth Donaldson-Cameron

Feb 15 2023 33 mins

Fred is in conversation with Ruth. She is an entrepreneur, businesswoman and Scottish director of Christian Solidarity Worldwide. We chat human rights, artist promotion and post-Covid life.

We are doomed, oh wait a minute – Alan McWilliam

Feb 07 2023 43 mins

What is the place of church going forward? Will the major denominations survive, and should we care? Is God doing a new thing? Alan McWilliam is an ordained Church of Scotland minister, networker, missional thinker and church planter. He is director of Cairn, a church planting and renewal movement, and a director of Forge missional group. We discuss the hope of renewal and what it

Exit stage left with giggles – Fiona Stewart

Jan 25 2023 49 mins

Fiona Stewart is an actor, poet, regular contributor to the BBC, and church leader. She chats with Fred about faith during Covid, faith and the arts, and spiritual practices – and Fred contributes the occasional piece of nonsense!