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Media And Sensationalism
How much do national media distort stories affecting local
communities and in the process bring more division?
That was the focus of an interview panel session chaired by Mal
Fletcher during the recent Churches Media Council conference in the UK.
The discussion also dealt with the role of media - and especially
Christians in mainstream media - in bringing reconciliation to
difficult communities.
Guests panelists included Barnie Choudhury, a respected BBC TV journalist; Nick Carter, editor of the Leicester Mercury, one of the UK's leading regional daily newspapers; Eustice Constance, a leader with the Street Pastors group and Fran Beckett, Chief Executive of the Church Urban Fund, working to resource the
Church of England's urban ministry.
To hear the stream of this session or download the session in mp3 format (0.5MB), click here.
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Keywords: Churches Media Council | Mal Fletcher | Building Communities | Barnie Choudhury | Nick Carter | Fran Beckett | Eustice Constance | BBC | Leicester Mercury | Street Pastors
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I saw your EDGES programme today on tv about witchcraft. Thanks for being a divine appointment to remind me that God's word is the final word - witchcraft is against God, whatever form it comes in...
Maggie, USA
I am an Italian pastor with a vision to plant churches in my nation. Please pray for me, my family and my church. God Bless You!
Saverio, Italy
Mal, it was really great attending your MasterClass at The Living Room, in Martinsburg, WV. What an amazing lesson in leadership through all the media available to us! God bless you!
Susan, United States
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