On this episode Cath and Germaine talk about some big issues; racism, prejudice, subconscious bias and what does it really mean to love our neighbour! Germaine shares her reality of life living as a black woman in London and the daily rejections she experiences.

Germaine is part of our Ministry Team at Glyndley Manor, she is a straight-talking, passionate for God and people, woman. Prepare to be challenged as woven through all this message is the reminder; “We can’t be responsible for changing anyone else - God has to start with our own hearts first”.

Karen Bandy (Director at Ellel Canada) joins Cath in this episode and shares how she found herself at a place of burnout and needing to step back from the busyness of life and all she carried. After 30 years of being Mum, Pastor’s wife, Ministry Leader – Karen shares how as she stopped the treadmill, God took her to a place of inner healing for some real needs in her life. The message from today’s podcast is loud and clear – we can’t run from our struggles but at the right time, and when we are ready, God is there to meet us and bring His healing.

Anya shares the realities of living in Kherson, Ukraine. She is so inspiring in her rock solid trust in the faithfulness and love of God, but you will love how real she is too about the emotions that surface and how she is learning to invite God into that place of our heart. You might not be living in a war-torn city, but we pray as you listen to Anya's story, you will again encouraged that it is safe to be real with God with whatever your wrestles are. That as you draw close to Him with your true heart cries, He will meet you and remind you who He is and who you belong to.