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Chaplain Takes to the Air

added 30th April 2009

No, SCORE hasn't invented the chaplaincy equivalent of the flying doctor; though there is a sense in which everything at Leicester City has been flying this season as they progressed towards the First Division championship.

Rather Bruce Nadin, chaplain to Leicester City, was on the air waves when he was interviewed on his work at the club for this week's edition of the BBC "Faith in Britain" podcast.

You can catch it at http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/faith. But be warned the whole programme is quite long. Bruce's bit comes in just over 19 minutes from the start.

Seeing the club gain promotion after some very difficult years is a fitting high note on which Bruce concludes his chaplaincy there. In the summer he and his family move to South Africa where he will be working with "Ambassadors in Sport".

"Bruce has done a great job developing the chaplaincy role at City," said John Boyers, SCORE's National Director, "and everyone at SCORE wishes him well in his new role. It's good to see that he'll still be involved in sports ministry."

It's also good to know that the chaplaincy at Leicester City will carry on as Richard Gamble takes over this summer.

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Chaplain Takes to the Air added 30th April 2009 No, SCORE hasn't invented the chaplaincy equivalent of the flying doctor; though there is a sense in which everything at Leicester City has been flying this season as they progressed towards the First Division championship. Rather Bruce Nadin, chaplain to Leicester City, was on the air waves when he was interviewed on his work at the club for this week's edition of the BBC "Faith in Britain" podcast. You can catch it at http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/faith. But be warned the whole programme is quite long. Bruce's bit comes in just over 19 minutes from the start. Seeing the club gain promotion after some very difficult years is a fitting high note on which Bruce concludes his chaplaincy there. In the summer he and his family move to South Africa where he will be working with "Ambassadors in Sport". "Bruce has done a great job developing the chaplaincy role at City," said John Boyers, SCORE's National Director, "and everyone at SCORE wishes him well in his new role. It's good to see that he'll still be involved in sports ministry." It's also good to know that the chaplaincy at Leicester City will carry on as Richard Gamble takes over this summer. View more news click on your headline of choice. News Archive >>		Ideal Christmas present? posted on 15/12/2010 To help with our current funding crisis we have managed to get hold of a suppl..... Sheffield Wednesday: Peter Allen Video posted on 03/11/2010 Christian Vision for Men have made a short video of Peter Allen's&nb..... Interview with John Boyers during his recent trip to Australia posted on 19/10/2010 As chaplain to Manchester United Football Club, Rev John Boyers provides frien..... Swansea City chaplain appointed MBE posted on 16/06/2010 Kevin Johns, chaplain at Swansea City, has been made an MBE in the Queen's bir..... SCORE ANNOUNCEMENT - CHANGE OF CHAIR posted on 03/06/2010 At the Management Committee Meeting on Wednesday 26th May Gwyn Lewis announced.....
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