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Our Showcase Broadcast

 

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Showcase Broadcast.  

 

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Sunday 12th April 2015

So this is it! Day fourteen of our two-week Easter Shocase Broadcast.

 

We hope you've enjoyed our unique variety of music as much as we've enjoyed playing it.

 

We hope you've been as impressed by our guests as we've been - some amazing and truly inspiring people, thank you to you all.

 

We hope you feel like you've made some new friends in Scott, Annie, Steve, James, Ashley, Joanna and Ronnie - they're a great bunch of characters!

 

Throughout our last day on-air we'll be playing only the best Christian music from 7am, UK time. We'll be listening back to some of our fasicinating studio guests from the last two weeks and James will be in the studio from 7pm to 8pm to close it all down - for now!

 

We want to keep you updated with our progress in developing the network of Lighthouse NetCast radio stations around the world. The easiest way for us to do this is via our Facebook page - please "like" the page and "share" with anyone you think might be interested.

 

From all of us here, thank you so much for the very generous donations we've received during our two weeks on-air. We've been touched by the support we've received. If you would like to help us at this very crucial stage, please do consider using the Donate button at the top of this page, and check out the Support Us page to learn about more ways you can help us.

 

Finally (for now!) - thanks for listening. God bless.

 

 

Saturday 11th April 2015

From 8am to midday, there's another chance to hear James speak to David Post about his time at St. George's Church in Baghdad and with Canon Andrew White of FRRME - the Foundation for Relief and Reconcilliation in the Middle East. After hearing David's insights and experiences, if you would like to make a donation to the FRRME, please click here to visit their website directly. (This conversation is also available on the On Demand page - in four parts.)

 

Ronne Barbour brings us Off the Bench at 2pm - our Saturday Sports Show on the Lighthouse NetCast. This week he's talking to a number of experts about the Psychology of SportCan a quick prayer before the match seal victory? Is God really going to help you beat your personal best? Does the power of the mind overrule the power of the body? If you're a competitive sportsperson, you'll find this show useful - just don't tell your competitor!

 

This afternoon at 3pm, it's Steve's last show for our Easter Showcase Broadcast. Just after 4.30pm, he's joined by Karen Mansfield who attends St. Cecilia's Church in Kidderminster, where Steve also worships. Karen turned her hand to poetry during a difficult time in her life and penned The Storm - perhaps you will relate?

 

Scott brings us his final Evening Show from Barbados at 6pm (1pm for him!), then James breaks our the heavy stuff for the Saturday Rock Show from 8pm to midnight with Christian rockers POD, Thousand Foot Krutch, Reliant K, Creed, DC Talk, Red, Skillet, Switchfoot and many more!

 

 

Karen Mansfield Poetry - Steve Carrigan
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Off the Bench 11th April - Ronnie Barbour
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Friday 10th April 2015

At midday, James speaks to David Post about his time at St. George's Church in Baghdad and with Canon Andrew White of FRRME - the Foundation for Relief and Reconcilliation in the Middle East. Today, their final chat for the time-being, they talk about David’s experiences of travelling to and from Baghdad, no easy task as you would imagine! There's also the opportunity to hear some of Andrew White’s words as he describes the pain and suffering of his people in Iraq, but also their immense faith.

 

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease? What is the link between the words ABSTEMIOUS and FACETIOUS? Top marks if you worked out that they are the only words in the Oxford English Dictionary that contain all five vowels in the correct order! (No new question today as this is the final 24 Hour Tease for now - thanks for playing.)

 

We all love our Christian Anthems on the Lighthouse NetCast but every one of the artists you hear had to start somewhere. At 11am, James talks to Marc Dunn, singer/songwiter from the Lighthouse NetCast's home town of Devizes in Wiltshire, UK. Marc has recently recorded his EP "Returning", which features the three songs "Pioneers", "Waiting" and "Dreams". We'll check out the songs on the show too!

 

There's one final chance to listen to Grace Winnitt chatting to Steve this afternoon about her debut album "Deliver Me". Grace is clearly an up-and-coming Christian artist with a God-given gift and talent for writing and singing her own songs. Remember where you heard her first!

 

 

"Returning" Interview - Marc Dunn
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Grace Winnitt Part 4 - Steve Carrigan
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St. George's, Baghdad Part 4 - David Post
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Thursday 9th April 2015

At midday, James speaks further to David Post about his time at St. George's Church in Baghdad and with Canon Andrew White of FRRME - the Foundation for Relief and Reconcilliation in the Middle East. Today they talk about  Canon Andrew White himself and the tireless work he does, despite suffering from MS. They also focus on the work St. George's does for physically and mentally disadvantaged children and the huge difference this makes to their lives.

 

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease? A man celebrates his 40th birthday in 2006. In 2010, he's just 36 years old. How come? He was 36 in 2010 BC, so 40 years old in 2006 BC

Thursday's brand new question: What is the link between the words ABSTEMIOUS and FACETIOUS? Get your answer to the studio via the Facebook page - just comment under the question with your answer.

 

James talks to Elysia Commons founder Sebastian Parsons at 11am. 

Imagine working for a company that puts its employees, or it’s “co-workers” at the top of the list of priorities; a company that shares its profits with the co-workers rather than just the directors and the shareholders; a company that invests into the local community as a matter of policy a company that recognises that to function properly, it must ensure those that work for and with the company must have the space they need to develop and fulfil their potential and aspirations and actively encourages that. You NEED to hear about this! And get your boss to listen too!! www.elysiacommons.org

 

Just after 4pm, new Christian musician Grace Winnitt joins Steve again to talk more about her new album and listen to a couple of tracks from it too.

 

 

Elysia Commons - Sebastian Parsons
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St. George's, Baghdad Part 3 - David Post
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Grace Winnitt Part 3 - Steve Carrigan
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Wednesday 8th April 2015

At midday, James speaks further to David Post about his time at St. George's Church in Baghdad and with Canon Andrew White of FRRME - the Foundation for Relief and Reconcilliation in the Middle East. Today they talk about the clinic set up by St. George’s to offer medical help to anyone in Baghdad who needs it, they also talk more about the talks David gives in churches when he’s on his cycling tours to promote the work they do and also more about Andrew’s multi-faith team at the church. 

 

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease? A snail crawls slowly up a garden wall 48cm high. If he crawls 8cm upwards each day and slips back 3cm each night, how long will it take to reach to top of the wall? It took him exactly 9 days. 8 - 3cm per day but he won't slip back down when he gets to 48cm (on day 9) because that's the top of the wall. Well done!

Wednesday's brand new question: A man celebrates his 40th birthday in 2006. In 2010, he's just 36 years old. How come? Get your answer to the studio via the Facebook page - just comment under the question with your answer - but no explaining it!!! 

 

Round two of Minister's Question Time with Sheep Street Baptist's Paul White is at 11am. Clare wants to know what Paul would say to someone who feels that God had no time for them following a time of great trauma in their lives.

 

Just after 4pm, new Christian musician Grace Winnitt joins Steve again to talk more about her new album and listen to a couple of tracks from it too.

 

 

Grace Winnitt Part 2 - Steve Carrigan
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St. George's Baghdad Part 2 - David Post
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Minister's Question Time 2 - Paul White
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Tuesday 7th April 2015

Back in January, James drove 400 miles round trip for the opportunity to spend an afternoon with David Post, also known as the Cycling Vicar! They met when David gave a talk at James’ church about his experience in Baghdad while spending a week with Canon Andrew White at St. George’s Church, a Christian church right in the heart of the capital city of Iraq. David now spends much of his time supporting the work of FRRME - the Foundation for Relief and Reconcilliation in the Middle East – an organisation that is responsible for an immense amount and variety of help and support delivered to the people of Iraq and beyond. But doing this good work doesn’t come without cost. David talks about life in Baghdad and how St. George’s Church serves the people of Iraq. Listen in each day this week (Tuesday to Friday) at midday, UK time.

 

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease? Give the next two letters in the following sequence: O T T F F S _ _ One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight

Tuesday's brand new question: A snail crawls slowly up a garden wall 48cm high. If he crawls 8cm upwards each day and slips back 3cm each night, how long will it take to reach to top of the wall? Get your answer to the studio ASAP via the Facebook page - just comment under the question with your answer - but no explaining it!!!
Play the 24 Hour Tease each weekday just after 10am!

 

Steve Carter joins James after 11am to talk about going back to college at the age of 50. Would you consider taking time out of your career to lern someething new? Or develop you current skillset? Or follow your calling? 

 

 

St Georges, Baghdad Part 1 - David Post
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Grace Winnitt Part 1 - Steve Carrigan
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Back to School at 50! - Steve Carter
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Monday 6th April 2015

Week Two of our two-week Easter Showcase Broadcast! 

 

Joanna wakes you up bright and early with Early Breakfast from 6am, UK time.

 

Join James from 8am to hear about how you can become part of the Lighthouse NetCast and play the 24 Hour Tease just after 10am. Here's a reminder of Friday's question: A woman has a 50 meter roll of ribbon which she needs to cut down to 50 one meter strips. If it takes her 2 seconds to measure and cut each strip, how many seconds will it take her to produce her 50 one meter strips? Vicky explained the answer on Facebook (giving it away for everyone else!) 100 seconds minus 2 as the last one wouldn't need cutting so 98?? Who needs 24 hours pah!
 

Monday's brand new question: Give the next two letters in the following sequence: O T T F F S _ _ Get your answer to the studio via the Facebook page - just comment under the question with your answer - but no explaining it!!!

 

Graham Bulling joins James after 11am to talk about his impromptu song writing debut. It's quite a story and the song's great! Graham explains more about where the inspiration came from and we'll get to hear Chris Stone perform the song.

 

 

Have Mercy - Interview with Graham Bulling
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Sunday 5th April 2015
EASTER DAY!

Rise and shine! HE DID!
Happy Easter!
Happy Resurrection Day!
 

 

There's two chances to take part in our Easter Big Sing with Zion Baptist Church in Trowbridge, England. Join the service at 10am and 4pm, UK time - and sing along!

 

Keep us on throughout the day as we celebrate the day the world changed forever with the best Christian rock and pop interspersed with some inspirational words along the way, including some short stories you won't hear anywhere else! 

 

Easter Day is the midway point of our two-week Easter showcase Broadcast. Thanks so much for visiting the website and listening to the station. What do you think? Any comments on our playlist? Any thoughts on the guests we've spoken to? Would you like to be involved with the station? Whether you're five miles down the road from our HQ in Devizes, Wiltshire, England - or you're in the Outback of Australia - or anywhere in between - we love to have you as part of our global community of Christians, representing how modern Christians live. Email james@lighthousenetcast.com if you would like to be involved and James will be in touch to see how we can get you on board. 

Easter Big Sing - Part 1 - Zion Baptist Church
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Easter Big Sing - Part 2 - Zion Baptist Church
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Saturday 4th April 2015

Yesterday, as part of Good Friday rememberance, a group of people in Lighthouse NetCast's hometown of Devizes, UK, met in the centre of town to recreate the scene of almost two thousand years ago, carrying three full-size wooden crosses up to the top of Roundway Hill. The crosses can be seen from miles around and will remain in place until tomorrow, the day of our Saviour's Resurrection! 

 

There's another chance to hear James talking to retired chaplain, Charles Sutherlan - otherwise known as Charlie Chaplain! Listen back to all of Charlie's wonderful insights from his many years as a chaplain between 8am and midday, UK time.

 

Ronne Barbour brings us Off the Bench at 2pm - our Saturday Sports Show on the Lighthouse NetCast. This week he's talking to General Director of Christians in Sport, Graham Daniels. Graham talks about life growing up in his native Wales, his professional football career, his Christian journey and how came to lead Christians in Sport.
www.christiansinsport.org.uk

 

Join James at 8pm for four hours of the best Christian and Christian-friendly rock! The heavier side of the Christian music scene gets a good airing through until midnight. James is guaranteed to be playing air guitar and air drums in the studio, wearing his old biker's leather jacket! Join him for the Saturday Rock Show!

Off the Bench 4th April 2015 - Ronnie Barbour
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Friday 3rd April 2015

Good Friday - strange name for the day that we remember the crucifiction of Jesus Christ. We know it felt anything other than good for the followers of Jesus. There are numerous different accounts of how and why this day became known as Good Friday but we seem to be left to come to our own conclusions. Personally, I think of it as the day we all became good in the sight of God, thanks to the enourmous sacrifice of His Son and the price He paid to cleanse us of our sin. It's a priceless gift given for all of us. All we have to do is willingly accept the most precious gift we'll ever receive. And remember, it may be Friday, but Sunday is coming! Every blessing this Easter - James.

 

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease? Big Ben is a major tourist attraction in London, England. How many faces does Big Ben have?  None! ZERO! Big Ben is the name of the bell inside the clock tower. But you knew that, right? 

Today's brand new 24 Hour Tease: A woman has a 50 meter roll of ribbon which she needs to cut down to 50 one meter strips. If it takes her 2 seconds to measure and cut each strip, how many seconds will it take her to produce her 50 one meter strips?
You've got a whole 72 hours to get this one as the 24 Hour Tease takes a break over the weekend! Get your answer to the studio via the Facebook page and listen from 10am (UK time) on Monday to see if you got it!

 

Throughout the day, James brings you a more Christian-biased mix of music and a hint of what you can expect to hear from us on Easter Day.

 

Steve sees you through the afternoon from 2pm and hands over to Scott in Barbados for the Evening Show from 6pm. Annie has three hours of the world's greatest love songs from 10pm to relax to at the end of your day with Lighthouse Love.

 

Thursday 2nd April 2015

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease? According to the Bible, how many animals did Moses take with him on the Ark?  Er, none! That was Noah! (Sorry if we caught you out!)

Today's brand new 24 Hour Tease: Big Ben is a major tourist attraction in London, England. How many faces does Big Ben have?
Got it? Get your answer to the studio asap via the Facebook page and listen from 10am (UK time) to see if you got it!

 

This morning at 11am, James speaks to Trevor Ranger from Synergy Christian Trust about his work in schools and how he uses his unique gifts and talents to bring Christianity to life for our children in school assemblies, churches and holiday clubs.
www.synergytrust.org.uk

 

At 12pm, Charles Sutherland (otherwise known as Charlie Chaplain!) joins James again to talk about his time as a Chaplain and also answers the question "Is now a good time to be standing as a Christian?" 

 

At 4pm, Steve is joined by Geoff Surridge, a songwriter and poet, although he prefers to simply be known as an author. Geoff is a Lay Reader at St Cecila's Church, Kidderminster (part of the Diocese of Worcestershire) in the UK. Listen out for Geoff's poem "Big Toe" - excellent!

 

 

Synergy Christian Trust - Trevor Ranger
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Geoff Surridge - Steve Carrigan
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Charlie Chaplain Part 4 - Charles Sutherland
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Wednesday 1st April 2015

Did you correctly work out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease: A magic lilypad doubles in size every day and after 30 days, it fills the whole pond. How many days will it take to fill half the pond?  Well done if you said 29 days! (When it half fills the pond, it only need to double in size once more to fill it.)
 

Today's brand new 24 Hour Tease: According to the Bible, how many animals did Moses take with him on the Ark?  Got it? Get your answer to James in the studio before 10:20am via the Facebook page and get set for the brand new 24 Hour Tease to keep you going until Friday!

 

Local Baptist Minister Paul White joins James in the studio from 11am (UK time) to answer your questions for today's Minister's Question Time.

 

At 12pm, Charles Sutherland (otherwise known as Charlie Chplain!) joins James again to talk about his time as a Chaplain for the Wiltshire Fire Service in the UK. 

 

At 6pm, join Scott in Barbados for the Evening Show, with a slightly cranked up playlist. Annie takes over with Lighthouse Love from 10pm; three hours of the world's greatest love songs to chill out to at the end of the day.

 

If you're up really late (or you live on the other side of the Atlantic and it's still early evening) join Ashley Scott for Into the Night from 1am - 3am.

 

Minister's Question Time - Paul White
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Charlie Chaplain Part 3 - Charles Sutherland
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Tuesday 31st March 2015

Wake up bright and early with Joanna Carter and Early Breakfast from 6-8am UK time!

 

At 10am, find out if you correctly worked out yesterday's 24 Hour Tease: If today is Monday, what's the day that comes after the day that follows the day that precedes the day before yesterday?! Congratulations if you worked out it was Sunday! (The day that precedes the day before yesterday is Friday, the day that comes after the day that follows that is Sunday - see, easy!)

Today's brand new 24 Hour Tease: A magic lilypad doubles in size every day and after 30 days, it fills the whole pond. How many days will it take to fill half the pond? Got it? Get your answer to James in the studio before 10:20am via the Facebook page and get set for the brand new 24 Hour Tease to keep you pondering until Wednesday:

 

Pam Sloane joins James in the studio at 11am to talk about her experiences volunteering for Wheels for the World - an Christian organisation that restores old wheelchairs and delivers them to those who need them in parts of the world where medical facilities sparse. Visit their website here and watch today's video to see the results of their good work.

 

At 12pm, Charles Sutherland (otherwise known as Charlie Chplain!) joins James again to talk about his life as a Chaplain and the enourmous responsibility and reward that brought to him. Today James asks him about the challenges of his time as Chaplain for a Psychiatric Hospital. 

 

Just after 4pm this afternoon, Steve Carrigan meets Graham Knight from the 1st Kidderminster Boy's Brigade and chats to some of the boys too. Thought the Boy's Brigade just polished their shoes and woke us up on Sunday mornings with their Marching Band? You might be surprised to hear about the cool stuff they get up to these days!

Wheels for the World - Pam Sloane
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Charlie Chaplain Part 2 - Charles Sutherland
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Boys Brigade - Graham Knight
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Monday 30th March 2015

James Allard launches the Easter Showcase Broadcast at 8am UK time with details of who and what you'll hear over the next two weeks.

 

At 10am, your first 24 Hour Tease: If today is Monday, what's the day that comes after the day that follows the day that precedes the day before yesterday?! Got it? Let James know via the Facebook page and find out if you're right on Tuesday morning just after 10am!

 

Sue Stapleton joins James at 11am to talk about life living on a canal boat as she considers taking on the role of Chaplain for the UK Waterways and Canals. Check out some of her pictures in today's gallery.

 

At 12pm, Charles Sutherland joins James each day this week to talk about his life as a Chaplain and the enourmous responsibility and reward that brought to him. He's now retired but still goes by his working life nick-name. Can you guess what it is? Find out a midday UK time.

Easter Showcase Launch - Lighthouse NetCast
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Charlie Chaplain Part 1 - Charles Sutherland
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Waterways Chaplain - Sue Stapleton
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