

Jamie Franklin
Priest in charge at Holy Trinity Church in Winchester and host of the podcast 'Irreverend'. Author of 'The Great Return: Why only a restoration of Christianity can save Western civilization'.
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Jun 15, 2025 • 47min
We Need a Christian Revival - Jamie Franklin | Maiden Mother Matriarch Episode 148
Jamie Franklin, the energetic priest at Holy Trinity Church and host of 'Irreverend', discusses the disheartening effects of COVID on the Church and highlights the disconnect between public health and spiritual needs. He delves into the cultural shifts caused by legalizing euthanasia and critiques the erosion of Christian values in society. Franklin also champions a fresh perspective on parenthood, viewing children as blessings, and calls for a renewed Christian approach to environmentalism that respects nature while fostering responsible stewardship.

Sep 8, 2023 • 1h 39min
Signs of Hope?
A review of the big talking points in Church and culture with Daniel French and Jamie Franklin. Topics covered include the liberalisation of the clergy in the CofE, Antifa at the March for Life, pro-life campaigners being criticized by liberal vicars on Twitter, and the viral TikTok video about not having kids. The podcast also discusses encouraging trends in culture and questions why central hierarchies in churches are ignoring opportunities. Plus, conversations about Sabbath observance and listener support.

Sep 6, 2024 • 1h 23min
Keir Boredom
Renowned church figures Thomas Pelham, Jamie Franklin, and Daniel French explore pressing issues facing the Church of England. They discuss a recent survey revealing openness to robot ministers and critique Starmer's taxing strategies. The conversation shifts to the scrapping of simple Ofsted reports and the nuanced decision against converting a defunct church into a mosque. They also tackle contemporary U.S. politics, touching on Trump's and Kamala Harris's positions on abortion, highlighting the interconnectedness of faith, community, and politics.