Our reader was Dominic Cook, third year undergraduate. The preacher was Rev Beth Allison-Glenny, Chaplain at RPC. The text was Luke 20:9-19, completing our sermon series 'Shameless Audacity'.

We continue our series 'Shameless Audacity' on parables through Luke with a sermon on Luke 19: 12-27. The Preacher is Rev Dr Anthony Clarke. The reader was Liz Polding, DPhil student.    (The sound quality has dipped a little in this recording as we move back to being 'in person'. We'll be looking at ongoing solutions to this.)

Our preacher this week is Rev Julie Pennington-Russell, senior pastor at the First Baptist Church of the City of Washington, D. C.   The text was Luke 18:9-14.

The reading is from Luke 18:1-8 and was read by the Chaplain, Rev Beth Allison-Glenny. The preacher is Professor Paul Fiddes, Principal Emeritus of Regent's Park College.

This week's preacher is Rev Karen Sethuraman, the first and only female accredited Baptist minister in Northern Ireland. She is heavily involved in peace and reconciliation work and is a former Chaplain to Belfast Lord Mayor.   The reading was by Dr Bethany Sollereder, Assistant Dean of Regent's Park College. The reading was Luke 17: 5-10 and continues our Hilary Term preaching plan through parables in Luke's gospel called "Shameless Audacity".

This week's preacher is the Rev Jon Keyworth, minister of New Road Baptist Church in Oxford and alumni (twice over!) of the college. The reader today is Ed Ceney, first year BTh student.  The reading is Luke 16:19-31 and continues our preaching plan called "Shameless Audacity", looking at parables in Luke's gospel.

Continuing Hilary Term's sermon series 'Shameless Audacity' following the parables of Luke, this sermon is on Luke 16:1-15.    The preacher is Rev Geoff Colmer, President of the Baptist Union of Great Britain, and the reader is Dr Roger Nascimento.

Hilary Term's preaching plan is called 'Shameless Audacity', following parables in Luke's gospel. This week's preacher is Rev David Bunce, Baptist minister in Bad Ischl, leader of youth and children's work of Austrian Baptists and Mres student at University of Wales. The gospel was read by Dr Bethany Sollereder. The Chaplain of RPC is Rev Beth Allison-Glenny