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• 'Not being able to see means I pick up people's character'

  Church leader Andy Wilson talks to Chris Sandys about building a community he can't see.

  Duration: 4:46

• Rev Fiona Crocker talks about bubbles, puppets, and funky weddings

  Bubbles, puppets, and funky weddings: all in a day's work for Cam vicar Fiona Crocker.

  Duration: 4:34

• Faith in the Word Week: One of the challenges for me was not seeing many single people in the church

  Cheltenham priest Jo Pestell on the difference between being single and being alone.

  Duration: 1:30

• ‘Your Dad was found dead in the bookies…’: Ö÷²¥´óÐã Radio Gloucestershire

  Delroy Ellis tells his story of drugs, crime and faith.

  Duration: 2:47
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• Richard Atkins

  Richard admits that writing his full CV might well take several pages.

  "In forty years I've done everything from being a musician in the Royal Artillery and looking after sheep and pigs in a market, to flogging aluminium replacement windows door to door and working in a department store selling, though not all at the same time you understand, suits and records, greetings cards and fridges. It has been a colourful life"

  For the past twenty five years Richard's life has been split.

  Working for many years as a Methodist minister he has also been involved in the Ö÷²¥´óÐã so being up at 3.30am on Sunday morning is not a problem as Richard looks forward to another Gloucestershire Sunday Breakfast

  Although now retired from his work as a full time Methodist minister, Richard loves working as a broadcaster and when away from the microphone can often be found out and about in Gloucestershire.

  "Sport is also very important and I like to get my fill of football at the New Lawn watching Forest Green Rovers.