成人快手

Every Sunday morning from 6 on 成人快手 Tees join Mike as he discusses topical stories touching on people's faith and beliefs and also explores the ethical issues that affect us all in our day to day lives.

Mike speaks to people from across our area and further afield, both well known and less so, with a story to tell, something to say or an interesting perspective to share.

He also plays music from a broad spectrum - from devotional and inspirational songs with a message by both mainstream and modern faith artists through to the music of today.

Sunday 19th July

Young people believe the Bible is old fashioned, irrelevant and for people like East Enders' character Dot Cotton according to new research. Rev Brian Brown from St John's College, Durham University discusses the findings of The National Biblical Literacy Survey with Mike and his belief that it is not all doom and gloom. We'll test your knowledge of The Ten Commandments too.

Would you let a graffiti artist with a faith message come and paint on your wall? We meet Aerosol Ali who has decorated several walls in his home town with murals showing verses from the Koran - and now wants to bring his art to a wall near you.

This week marks the fortieth anniversary of the first moon landing. Only twelve men have walked on the Moon. One of them is Apollo 16's Charlie Duke and we'll hear from him on Sunday. He has devoted much of his life since to God and tells how his faith "returned him to normal" after the heady days of space travel.

How well do you know your neighbour? We ask that question ahead of Sunday's Big Lunch event aiming to get people talking to each other again and to start rebuilding local communities.

Plus news of The Big Bish Bash and in the first hour giving children a better understanding of grieving and bereavement, helping to turn the tide on social breakdown and our Rookie Rev is almost at the end of his first year at Theological College.

Join Mike Hill, this Sunday morning from 6am on 成人快手 Tees