Listen again to last Sunday’s Songs of Hope prayer. It is entitled “how to gain understanding”. It is Psalm 119 verses 97 to 104. This was broadcast on Sunday 1 December 2013 on Songs of Hope on Southern FM 88.3. Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time is 1 minute. Songs of Hope on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/songsofhope883
Read moreSongs of Hope yesterday, Sunday 1 December, featured Steve Grace in the spotlight segment at 8:30am. Steve is a well known Australian singer and writer of Christian songs. He is an Aussie Christian music legend. In this special he sings his original song “Follow”. Spotlight prepared by Vic Campbell. Click the play button for the audio or download. Play time
Read moreYesterday Sunday Bloody Sunday featured Robyn Roberts from Victorian charity Good Shepherd Youth & Family Service. This Christmas they are helping to stop family violence by empowering girls and women to be safe, resilient and self-sufficient. For more information visit Good Shepherd online here.
Read moreCheck out the Podcast from the latest edition of The Vibe, Dr Nick Opie is a Biomedical Engineer with University of Melbourne. He is working on technology that may allow Quadriplegics to walk again Check out the Podcast below. The Vibe, every 2nd Sunday, noon – 2pm.
Read moreToday, Sunday 1 December, at 7:30am on Songs of Hope, Leigh Hatcher interviewed historian and social researcher Rodney Stark. In this interview Rodney showed, from a sociologist viewpoint, why Christianity grew and is growing. Rodney Stark authoured the book “The rise of Christianity”. The interview was part of the “Words for Life” series. The audio was provided by Hope 103.2
Read moreThe Folk Train today on the live Sunday Sessions at 4pm. Featuring: Chris Stack Vocals, Guitar, Octave Mandolin, Banjo & Harmonica Saskia Adams Vocals, Fiddle & Guitar Rudy van den Bovenkamp Vocals, Fiddle, Accordion, Mandolin, Harmonica, Guitar & Pan Pipes The current folkTrain line up got together in 2010, and all three members are based in Victoria’s Dandenong Ranges. The
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