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Oct 30, 2026
Mark OakleyHOST
Well, welcome to this new podcast by Southwark Cathedral.
Mark OakleyHOST
My name's Mark Oakley.
Mark OakleyHOST
I'm the Dean here.
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And today I'm delighted to be joined by Lisa Moodie.
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The address was given by Joseph Vambe, who is the Church Relations Manager at Christian Aid.
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Many people asked to hear the Joseph sermon again, being inspired by it.
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And so in this podcast, we have that opportunity.
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What, of course, sadly we don't have on this podcast is the great energy and music in the service that surrounded the sermon.
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We had musical contributions by Archbishop Tennyson's School Gospel Choir, from the choir from St Michael's Church of England Primary School, and drummers from St Paul's Church in Brixton.
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Nevertheless, at the heart of that service were some very important and powerful words which Joseph shared with us and we can now listen to them again.
Emma ChonofskyHOST
The Very Reverend Dr.
Emma ChonofskyHOST
Mark Oakley is the Dean of Southwark, whose book, The Splash of Words, won the Michael Ramsey Prize in 2019.
Emma ChonofskyHOST
On the podcast this week, we bring you his plenary lecture from the Festival of Preaching in Cambridge last month.
Emma ChonofskyHOST
It was titled, Unarmed and Disarming, Preaching Love in Pitiless Times.
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Mark OakleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hold my hand.
Mark OakleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Thank you.
Emma ChonofskyHOST
Thanks to Mark Oakley for that talk.
Emma ChonofskyHOST
Before we go, some headlines from this week's paper.
Jeff VinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Everybody knows the joy of giving once you've given.
Jeff VinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I went to Zimbabwe with Mark Oakley last year, and we walked around those villages, man, and digging those wells, and those little children would have water, and repairing their dilapidated schools, and giving them food, and those children playing.
Jeff VinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I thought, "Man, I'm alive." It's amazing.
Jeff VinesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When I went, I was stressed, and I was looking forward for a vacation.
Mark OakleyHOST
Welcome to this new podcast from Southwark Cathedral.
Mark OakleyHOST
My name's Mark Oakley and I'm the Dean here at the Cathedral and today I am delighted to be with Canon Tim Good who is Canon for Congregational Discipleship and Nurture at York Minster and a National Disability Advocate.
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Tim, hello.
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Hello.