People Doing Good in the World with Stuart Batty - Mercy Ships supporting Africa
My first guest Toni-Maree is the National Director of Mercy Ships New Zealand.
following a career in sports, outdoor education and youth development programmes. My second guest is Christine Lloyd. Not so many years ago, Christine was fortunate to be part of Mercy Ships dental teams working in West Africa on two occasions. People like Christine volunteer their services to Mercy Ships and pay all related costs. The volunteer crew provide free essential surgery.
--------
56:50
People Doing Good in the World with Stuart Batty - "Born in the USA" - Reverend Robin Humphreys
Robin, an ordained Minister at Beckenham Methodist Church (BMC), Christchurch. Born in Raleigh North Carolina, so named after Sir Walter Raleigh who played a leading role in the colonisation of North America. Robin a Presbyterian, has in recent years "jumped ship" after an approach by BMC Trustees offering her their Minister's position. Robin sensed at a young age a call to Ministry. Her University Degree lead to teaching for 2 years and then to the Colombia Theological Seminary and more.
--------
57:16
People Doing Good in the World with Stuart Batty - Rod Finch - Serving Local and International Farmers
Stuart talks with a person of action creating positive change in their communities.
--------
55:23
People Doing Good in the World with Stuart Batty - Faye Cran (Mama Kiku) Tanzania's Mother Theresa
At 83, Mrs Faye Cran, affectionately known as Mama Kuku, continues her impactful charity work in Tanzania. From feeding starving children in the 1980s to providing safe housing for people with leprosy and empowering vulnerable women and children, her philanthropic journey spans decades. Despite limited resources her determination remains unshaken. With a focus on sustainable development, she has helped transform countless lives through education, healthcare and community building.
--------
58:48
People Doing Good in the World with Stuart Batty - Dedicated to Faith and Works: Bishop of Hull, Dr Ellie Sanderson
A privilege to have a conversation with Bishop Ellie 47, (her life dedicated to all goodness) born in Yorkshire, informative years in her birthplace, a Rotary Youth Exchange to Johannesburg, a Rotary Scholarship to Victoria University Wellington, gaining Master of Development Studies and Theology, remained in New Zealand, appointed Anglican Deacon, Priest, Vicar and Assistant Bishop Wellington, returned to UK, currently Bishop of Hull, Diocese of York. Anglican Revival in UK.
New Zealand