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093 – A Global Perspective

2026/08/28

We have much to learn from the Global Church. In this podcast episode, PCI’s Mission Support Officer for Partnerships, Pip Florit, along with Rev David McCullagh, Convener of the Global Mission Partnership Panel, talk to three delegates from PCI’s global partners who travelled to Belfast for this year’s General Assembly. In the podcast, we hear from Amir Bitar, Executive Director of the Compassion Protestant Society in Lebanon and Syria, Júlia Berecz, Ecumenical Officer for the Reformed Church in Hungary and Rev Brian Kamwendo, General Secretary of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian, Nkhoma Synod. Each shares the challenges they face in their various contexts and how their organisation is responding. Together, they discuss war, politics, poverty and where God is in the midst of it.

Graciously Confident: Dealing with difference

2026/07/08

Dealing with Difference – Christians in the Public Square What does it really mean to be a Christian in the public square today? How do we engage with people who see the world differently from us – and disagree well while doing it? In this episode of the Graciously Confident Podcast, Will Letch is joined by Tim Cairns, Senior Policy Officer at CARE and podcaster, alongside Dr Rebecca Stevenson, PCI Public Affairs Officer, for an honest and thoughtful conversation about faith, culture, and public life. Together, they explore what we mean by 'the public square', why gracious disagreement matters, and how Christians can be faithful ambassadors for God in everyday conversations, workplaces, communities and beyond.

Really present... where God has place us to be his witnesses

2026/05/28

What is it like to be really present where God has placed up to be his witness in the workplace these days? The Presbyterian Church in Ireland invites you to explore this question as part of the Really present.. podcast series. Presenter Will Leitch catches up with Jayne Wright, a member of Kilbride congregation, to hear her perspective and experience as a Christian working in the world of human resources.

Considering Lament: Psalm 5 Ballymena (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 7 Derry (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 39 Bangor (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 59 Belfast (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 64 Armagh (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 82 Omagh (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 109 Dungannon (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 140 Omagh (music)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 59 Belfast (instrumental version)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 82 Omagh (instrumental version)

2026/05/13

Considering Lament: Psalm 109 Dungannon

2026/05/13

In our final episode in the series, we reflect on the theme of peace and reconciliation through the powerful words of the Psalms. After a reading of the Psalm 109, a member of the Dungannon focus group shares a personal reflection, offering insight into how these ancient words resonate with lived experience today. The episode concludes with a newly composed psalm of lament, inspired by Psalm 109 written by Rev Karen Campbell and David Campbell. Thoughtful and contemplative, this short podcast invites listeners to pause, reflect, and consider what reconciliation can look like in their own lives. Download the music sheet for Psalm 109 here:https://presbyterianireland.org/worship/considering-lament

Considering Lament: Psalm 82 Omagh

2026/05/06

In this episode, we reflect on the theme of peace and reconciliation through the powerful words of Psalm 82. After a reading of the psalm, another member of the Omagh focus group shares a personal reflection, offering insight into how these ancient words resonate with lived experience today. The episode concludes with a newly composed psalm of lament, inspired by Psalm 82 written by Rev Karen Campbell and David Campbell. Thoughtful and contemplative, this short podcast invites listeners to pause, reflect, and consider what reconciliation can look like in their own lives. Download the music sheet for Psalm 82 here:https://presbyterianireland.org/worship/considering-lament