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1 online resource (streaming video file) (27 min. 21 sec.) ; 164906246 bytes |
| Series |
Compass ; Series 27, Episode 10 |
| Summary |
In a two-part special, Church of Ireland bishop Trevor Williams goes undercover to find out first-hand what the people in his dwindling patch want from their church. Bishop Williams presides over 16 parishes and 64 churches across five counties, but with just 3000 parishioners his church is facing a crisis of relevance. So, he ditches his bishop's robes and goes undercover for a month, posing as a special TV reporter, to find out what people in his diocese expect from their church in an increasingly secular age. In Part two Bishop Trevor Williams continues his undercover mission to find out what role the church should play in an increasingly secular Irish society |
| Notes |
Classification G ACMA |
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Church management -- Evaluation.
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Pentecostal churches.
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Secularism -- Political aspects.
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Undercover operations.
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Spirituality -- Christianity.
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Ireland.
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Documentary
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Streaming video
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| Author |
Doogue, Geraldine, host
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Cavanagh, Michael, contributor
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Collins, Marie, contributor
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Daly, Geraldine, contributor
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Danagher, Rita, contributor
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Fitzgibbon, Kevin, contributor
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Fromholz, Greg, contributor
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Keane, Susie, contributor
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Maddigan, James, contributor
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O'Brien, John, contributor
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Teahan, Michael J., contributor
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Williams, Trevor, contributor
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