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DAVID ADAMS speaks to Diane Spicer, CEO of Prison Network, about the Victorian-based organisation's mission to support women prisoners in Victoria as well as how her personal story of overcoming trauma helped prepare her for the role...
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World Watch Monitor speaks with Rev Reuben E Ezemadu, co-ordinator of the Movement for African National Initiatives (MANI) - a "grassroots" African initiative aimed at mobilising African churches to send out missionaries, about how attacks by Islamic extremist groups are changing the church in Africa...
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Writing from the US, ADELLE M BANKS, of Religion News Service, speaks to Dallas-based Bishop TD Jakes about politics and the pulpit, bridging racial divides and his next project...
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World Watch Monitor reports on ongoing hardships facing Christians in Eritrea, 10 years after the arrest of the Eritrean Orthodox Patriarch...
GLOBAL TRENDS: FACED WITH GROWING FEAR AND DISCONTENT, WEST NEEDS TO FIND A NEW NARRATIVE, SAYS DUTCH PHILOSOPHER
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DAVID ADAMS speaks with Dutch philosopher Evert-Jan Ouweneel, during a recent visit to Australia, about how the West can come to terms with the growing uncertainty in the world today...
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- JOSEPHINE MCKENNA
JOSEPHINE MCKENNA, of Religion News Service, reports from the Vatican...
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- TOM HENEGAN
TOM HENEGAN, of Religion News Service, reports...
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- ALICIA AMBROSIO
ALICIA AMBROSIO, in an article published by Religion News Service, reports from Canada...
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- YONAT SHIMRON
YONAT SHIMRON, of Religion News Service, speaks with the author of a new book looking at declining familiarity - among Christians and others - with the Old Testament...
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DAVID ADAMS reports on the findings of a new survey into religious - and in particular Christian - belief in Australia...
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- MELANIE LIDMAN
MELANIE LIDMAN, in an article published by Religion News Service, reports on the difference four nuns are making in a remote part of Rwanda...
