The CAREcast by CARE: Recent Episodes
The CAREcast by CARE
At the heart of all of CARE’s work is our determination to uphold the truth that human beings made in God’s image are immensely valuable and deserve to be treated with dignity and compassion. We want to show a better story for our culture and society, and we want to be part of shaping that in structures that we are given as citizens in the UK…
Joining James on the podcast this week is the CEO of CARE, Nola Leach. An experienced campaigner who's seen multiple attempts to change the law fail, Nola gives her personal perspective on why advocating against assisted suicide and for good quality palliative care is so important.
In Part 2, Kathryn and Matt discuss the importance of planning early for death and dying and why the whole family needs to be involved.
In this week’s CAREcast, host James is joined by regular guest and bioethicist Matt James and the author Kathryn Mannix to discuss death and dying.
Kathryn is the author of ‘With the end in mind’ and in Part 1, she helps clarify what dying often involves and how differently it’s portrayed in the media.
Join the CARE team for another exciting season of CARECasts. Kick-starting another season, host James Mildred is joined by Dr. Gillian Wright, a former NHS doctor, and researcher for the coalition group, Care Not Killing. They discuss the growing pressure to legalize assisted suicide in the UK and assess the impact of any change in the law on some of the most vulnerable in society.
Join us over this new season, with new guests, great ways to engage and more from CARE. Remember to like, subscribe to our channel and check out our website at www.care.org.uk
Rounding up our first season of the CAREcast, CARE's James Mildred and Naomi Marsden discuss the year that's been 2020.
We'll be back in Late January 2021 with a new season, new guests and new topics. Please like and subscribe to be notified when we're back.
Host James is joined by our CARE for Scotland National Director Dr Stuart Weir. He explains his passion to see a change in Scotland and the two discuss the controversial hate crime bill and how Christians can help influence new laws to address the harm caused by prostitution.
Join James Mildred and CAREcast panellist Matt James as they discuss the recent breakthrough on a potential vaccine in the fight against COVID-19. We ask what happens next and could this be the moment we've all been waiting for? Matt helps us to think through a Christian response to these questions.
In this latest CAREcast, CARE's James Mildred explains why he's opposed to euthanasia and assisted suicide. From his early experiences working on campaigns and doing media interviews on the topic, to why he thinks Christians have a better story to tell when it comes to suffering at the end of life. With pressure growing to change the law across the UK, be encouraged as James articulates the dignity and value of human life which extends right to its natural end.
To mark Baby Loss Awareness Week, in this episode Naomi is joined by Jenny Baines who leads the ministry Open and has spent many years walking alongside those who have suffered the loss of a baby. Together they discuss the kinds of emotions that can accompany a miscarriage, touching on Jenny's own story, and explore how the church can better support families going through this painful experience.
There’s a race going on to find a suitable vaccine against COIVD-19. Some are arguing it’s the only way we’ll ever be able to return to some kind of normality. But others are not so sure. With the UK Government buying millions of doses of potential vaccines, what’s our response as Christians? Should be object? Will a vaccine be safe? Join host James and guests Matt James and Nicky Adolphe as they discuss some of these vital questions.
As the new academic year starts, Join host Naomi Marsden, as she is joined by CARE's Celia Bowring and Guests Bev Smith and Jane Newey to discuss the importance of how we can pray and support students and teachers entering a school year with a difference.
Joining host James Mildred are panellists, Matt James and Ian Berle. We hear on how the use of Track and Trace has shaped recent easing of the lockdown and the implications on societies privacy rights.
Did the UK Parliament of 1967 truly help women by legalising abortion? Have backstreet abortions been eradicated, or do they still exist today? In this episode, Naomi discusses the issue of backstreet abortions with Nola Leach, CEO of CARE, and Philippa Taylor, former Head of Public Policy at CMF, where they explore these questions and more.
In this CAREcast, James is joined by expert legal analyst Lois McLatchie from ADF International to discuss the Scottish Government's new Hate Crime Bill which is causing some major free speech concerns up in Scotland.
In this episode, Naomi Marsden speaks to Hannah Arnold, Development Consultant at CARE NI, about the recent changes to abortion law in Northern Ireland and her hopes for the future of the pro-life movement.
James is joined this week by panellists Matt James, Professor John Wyatt and Richard Seargent to discuss the use and development of technology in post-COVID-19 society. They look at the implications for the future in how we live and work.
James Mildred and CARE's Communications Officer Naomi Marsden provide an update on controversial changes to the current abortion bill updates.
In this episode, James is joined by Pastor Jago Wynne of Holy Trinity Clapham to discuss life in lockdown
In this weeks CAREcast host James Mildred is joined by CARE's Prayer Co-ordinator Celia Bowring to discuss the importance of prayer in these uncertain times.
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In the first of our new podcasts, Host James Mildred speaks to Forge Leadership's Simon Barrington about being an effective leader in the times we're experiencing during the Covid-19 pandemic. (Interview recorded in May)