The 267 Podcast

We're joined by Steve to chat about the future and being a Christian whilst starting university. Also we establish the most important system yet created by humanity; the jazzy scale.

Today we're joined by Seth and Noel to talk about their experiences, as well as how we and the church can be better supporters of the black community. We also find out that 18-year-olds don't know what HMV is.  (Also there were some minor issues with Noel's audio recording over zoom, so if there is a little static, that's the cause)

We're joined by returning guest Lauren Banham chat about how lockdown has been impacting our mental health. 

In this episode we speak to two of our good youth worker friends, both of whom are in the process of leaving their roles. Join us for a real chat about the pressures of youth work, pancake toppings and Ben's uncharacteristically cheery mood.  (Update: The second part of our podcast with Ellie will have a short delay, but it shall hopefully be up some time soon)

In a groundbreaking new format we bring you the first part of a discussion surrounding spiritual disciplines and individual faith. Please email  ben@the267project.com  if you'd like to contribute to our continued discussion next week.

Join us mid-lockdown to discuss life during and after 'the big event' that I can't say the name of without algorithms making this podcast less visible to searches!

We have a group of young people from our new years residential sit down to discuss spiritual giftings after multiple hours of ice skating. Warning: High energy levels throughout.

On this podcast we get to know our new colleague Ellie whilst also reflecting on the current project. 

This time we talk with Charlotte Jones about her perspective on justice and how we as indivduals can create a big impact. Also, our merchandise idea get a little out of control. 

Louise Jones stops by to talk with us about how we can give young people a voice in the church. Also we find out that Mike is tasty.

On this episode we dive into the difficult world of sharing your faith at school and how we can all learn to 'live spicy'.

We're joined by Lauren and Willow to discuss some of the ways that the church could effectively use the space left by Soul Survivor's summer festival ending. Also Mike learns what 'Bougie' means. Mostly.  

In this episode we discuss how to balance the performance aspects of worship and finding that special subway sandwich. Unfortunately, not a sponsorship but feel free to send us money anyway if you're listening subway.

In this episode we debate the merits of the traditional church service and how to challenge ourselves in our faith,

Katherine joins us to discuss the new 267 event Re-Fuelled coming up later this week. Book your tickets now at www.refuelled.eventbrite.com  or miss it and regret it forever!