Show Notes
The team take a well-earned break over Easter, but over the next two weeks, we will be sharing some incredible talks from the Satellites summer event for young people. This week, we hear from Jeronne Rudder. Jeronne is a pastor, theologian, speaker, and all-around Bible nerd who is passionateabout seeing people live lives shaped by love and justice. He is the founder of Uhambo The Journey, an online video Bible study resource aimed at helping individuals understand the Bible for themselves and become confident followers of Jesus, bringing ancient truths to life and applying them to modern-day situations. Additionally, Jeronne is a team member of Sankofa Collective, an ecumenical racialjustice and reconciliation community for Christians. Jeronne holds a Master's in Theology and Transformative Practice and is dedicated tod eveloping resources that deepen the discipleship journey, making the inaccessible accessible for all people. If you want to check out Satellites, head to https://www.youthscape.co.uk/satellites/home and new youth groups get 5 free tickets for young people.
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