Faithful Leaders: Recent Episodes
Daniel Singleton, FaithAction
On this episode of Faithful Leaders, Daniel speaks with Gurdeep Singh of Gurdwara Aid about his faith and beliefs, the work of Gurdwara Aid and the effects of COVID on gurdwaras, and what the Sikh community offers to society.
For Faithful Leaders this week, Daniel speaks with Shermara Fletcher, Principal Officer for Pentecostal, Charismatic and Multi-cultural Relations at Churches Together in England. Shermara speaks about her own journey with faith, how different faiths can co-exists, how to form relationships across communities, and how recent events from COVID and the Black Lives Matter protests have affected her faith.
Lord Greenhalgh was appointed Minister for Faith on the eve of the initial lockdown in March 2020. One year on, Daniel asks what his first year as Minister has been like: what lessons he has learnt, what has surprised him most, and what role his own personal faith has played throughout the crisis.
This week, Daniel spoke to Revd Dr Gillian Straine – Anglican priest, physicist, cancer survivor, and director of the Guild of Health. Gillian shared her thoughts on the role her faith has played during her life and work, especially through experiences of suffering during the past and the present crisis.
Daniel speaks with Deepak Naik, a community leader from Coventry and one of our Community Champions about his experience of the past year, the positive and negative outcomes of the present crisis for society, and the opportunity for faith to play a role in helping to build a better future.
Daniel continues being interviewed by Dr Daniel DeHanas, Lecturer of Political Science and Religion at King's College London, on faith and Brexit, politics and leadership.
Daniel is interviewed by Dr Daniel DeHanas, Lecturer of Political Science and Religion at King's College London, on his faith and the role faith plays in policy and leadership.
Daniel speaks with Prof. Jim McManus, Director of Public Health for Hertfordshire about his faith and how it supports his work supporting public health, particularly with the increased pressure of the coronavirus.
On this episode of Faithful Leaders, Daniel speaks with David Linden, Scottish National Party Spokesperson for Housing, Communities and Local Government, and MP for Glasgow East.
On this episode of Faithful Leaders, Daniel speaks with Revd Paul Rochester, General Secretary of the Free Churches Group, on faith, race and diversity, and the challenges of our current society.
Daniel Singleton speaks with Dr David Landrum, Director of Advocacy with the Evangelical Alliance, about finding faith and the role of faith communities in a post-COVID society.
Daniel Singleton speaks with Mike Stevens on how faith has shaped his life, from a 14-year career in the British Special Forces, to his current role training people across the world to "jump into the opportunities of life".
Daniel speaks with Jasvir Singh OBE, co-founder and chair of City Sikhs, and barrister of family law, on his faith, the effects of lockdown, and his experiences as a barrister of faith.
Daniel speaks with Andy Street, chair of several charities and social enterprises in Bristol, on his faith and 'joining the dots' between faith groups, charities, businesses, and government across the city.
Daniel Singleton speaks with Prof. Karise Hutchinson, Provost of the Coleraine campus of Ulster University, about leadership in a time of crisis. She shares her reflections on faith and her sense of hope for recovery in the UK after the current crisis.
Daniel speaks with Prof. Jim McManus, Director of Public Health for Hertfordshire about his faith and how it supports his work supporting public health, particularly with the increased pressure of the coronavirus.