Diocese of Norwich - Saving Graces: Recent Episodes
Diocese of Norwich
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the final episode, the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Paul Cracknell, deputy chief executive of the Norfolk Community Health & Care Trust.
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Rosie Sexton, charity director of English Plus .
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Paul Robinson, the Chair of North Walsham’s Good Neighbours.
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Tim Sweeting, CEO of YMCA Norfolk.
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Belinda Allen, a headteacher in West Norfolk, as she shares the experience of managing three schools during lockdown.
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Helen Lynch, a priest who has had to shield during lockdown.
Saving Graces is a series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Helen Garrard, a hospice chaplain.
Saving Graces is a new series of interviews - also broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk - with people who have a lockdown story to tell. In the latest episode the Revd Canon Susanna Gunner speaks to Charlotte Snell who was in the middle of a gap year when the lockdown began.
In the first episode, Susanna interviews the Revd Matthew Price, Vicar of St Mary Magdalene in Gorleston. This church has been incredibly active during the pandemic with amazing practical community outreach (with over 100 volunteers) as well as online worship services. Susanna asks Matthew to describe what's been happening and he explains how they been responding in partnership with others in their local community at this time of great need.