Earlier in the year one of Kevin's guests, Dr. George E. Demacopoulos, wrote on the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese blog that through the increasing expansion of 'Orthodox fundamentalism' in ordinary parishes, "the entire Orthodox Church is at risk of being hijacked by extremists." Father John Whiteford, ROCOR priest and blogger wrote a robust rebuttal to this article. On this episode of Ancient Faith Today, Kevin discusses with his guests their views of 'Orthodox fundamentalism': what it is, whether it truly exists, and what impact it is having on the Orthodox Church today.

God gives each of us an immense amount to work with. Our task is to double the amount by trading and taking risks with it, by making use of Grace for the Kingdom of God. The stakes are high.

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In this episode, I talk to Susie Bulloch, who runs Hey Grill, Hey, which started as a wildly successful food blog (to the tune of a million dollars or more a year in revenue). Then she did something that I absolutely love: she used her online business to kickstart a physical products company. Her sauces […]

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Aryna Sabalenka is looking to cap a superb year with a first WTA Finals triumph. Here's everything you need to know about the event - and cast your vote for the winner.

BBC Sport looks at how the WTA Finals, which are being held in Saudi Arabia for the first time, are unfolding - and what the reaction has been.

England's review of their last-gasp defeat by Australia was "brutal" but exactly what the squad needed, says wing Ollie Sleightholme.

Rory McIlroy hopes the presence at the Dunhill Links Championship of the men involved in talks aimed at ending the split in men's professional golf is a "good sign".

After Charley Hull's sensational win in Saudi Arabia last week, golf fans should maintain their attention on events both off and on the course in the Middle East, writes Iain Carter.

The decades long battle between a small Scottish community and Donald Trump's golf dream

The former Wales international has had a bumpy start as he transitions to playing American football.

Paddy Tally is expected to be named the new Derry football manager which will end the county's four-month search to fill the role.

Buzzers have been installed at hospitals which will prompt a loudspeaker message for anyone smoking.

Shane Lewis-Hughes discusses the benefits of talking openly for rugby players.

Betty Tovey, 94, was at a field hospital in Llanelli when her relative died with coronavirus.

World leaders, scientists and activists are attending the UN's annual climate talks in Azerbaijan.

Teena Thomas and Sebastian Paul have not spent a single night at home since their son was born in June 2023.

The Manx government scheme offering funding of up to 80% of costs aims to boost footfall for firms.

Offers have been made for a site which inspired JM Barrie but a timeline for any sale is uncertain.

A car, a van and a lorry were involved in the accident on the A7 north of Langholm.

Prices in the US rose 2.6% over the 12 months to October, driven by more expensive food and groceries.

The move aims to improve online safety for children with more education for parents.

The new procedure will allow members to vote in the NI Assembly without physically being there.

Guernsey Post issues customers with cards aimed at protecting their staff from dog attacks.

Reports have suggested the plan was at risk after Transport Secretary Louise Haigh's comments.

Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall says trials of the idea have produced "dramatic results".

Staff faced anxiety and extreme pressure at Wales' oldest NHS hospital, the UK Covid inquiry hears.

New recorded messages activated by a buzzer may shame smokers into putting out their cigarette.

Bryan Webber says dentists are trained on the signs of mouth cancer, but people must seek help early.

Runnymede and Weybridge MP, Dr Ben Spencer talks traffic, tax, innovation and technology.

Jake Doyle is touring Northants rugby clubs to raise money

Terry Whenham is researching the fallen soldiers of the Northamptonshire Regiment

Barry Crisp will be one of the experts at the BBC Radio Northampton Headfest event on 25 October.

Jenni Norey says activities like origami are beneficial for mental wellbeing.

Teacher Jo Marten says learning about emotional resilience gives children the "tools to prepare for change".

BBC Radio Northampton is bringing wellbeing professionals together for 'Headfest'.

A suicide prevention worker says talking about mental health is everyone's responsibility.

Morgan Rose Betchley was “passed from pillar to post” before her death, her family tell an inquest.

Owner PD Ports says action is needed to stop wild camping on the peninsula by Redcar Beach.

The trust says it it took the decision following feedback from patients and their families.

The cost of broadband and devices can be a barrier to getting online, the Doncaster charity says.

Rebecca Moore, 25, is found guilty of her role in the murder of Sacad Ali in Sheffield on 9 March.

The man remains in hospital with unknown injuries, Devon and Cornwall Police say.

An accident blackspot in Cornwall is closed after a third fatal crash in the last six months.