Our wild hope, with Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal [MIPodcast #97]

Maxwell Institute Podcast

Christianity, Education, Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 809 Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

When Latter-day Saint apostle Elder Jeffrey R. Holland visited Oxford University in England last year, he became fast friends with Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal of Pembroke College. The two of them hit it off so well that Elder Holland invited Dr. Teal to Utah to attend General Conference for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and to visit Brigham Young University. Rev. Teal spent some time at the Maxwell Institute where he sat down with Blair Hodges to talk about his life as a chaplain, about inter-religious dialogue, about faith, hope, and charity, and all sorts of other things.

Read more about Rev. Teal’s visit with Elder Holland here.

About the Guest

The Rev. Dr. Andrew Teal is Chaplain and Fellow at Pembroke College and Lecturer in Theology and Religion within Oxford University. He is Warden of the Community of the Sisters of the Love of God, and a trustee of All Saints’ Sisters of the Poor, Helen and Douglas House Children’s Hospices, St John’s Home for Vulnerable people, and The Porch for homeless people, all in Oxford. He has published in the UK, Europe and in Russian, on Patristic and Modern Theology.

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0:00.0	It's the Maxwell Institute podcast.
0:14.7	I'm Blair Hodges.
0:16.4	When Latter-day St. Apostle, Elder Jeffrey R R. Holland visited Oxford University in England last year,
0:21.3	he became fast friends with the Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal of Pembroke College.
0:26.3	The two of them hit off so well that Elder Holland invited Dr. Teal to visit Brigham Young University.
0:30.4	So earlier this year, I had the chance to sit down with Dr. Teal to talk about his life as a chaplain,
0:35.4	about interreligious dialogue, about faith, hope, and charity,
0:38.5	and other things. Questions and comments about this mini episode can be sent to me at
0:42.6	MI podcast, BYU.edu. But before we get to Dr. Deal, let's check out a review of the month.
0:48.3	I don't think I've done this one yet. This comes from random nickname 43, who says,
0:52.8	I've been impressed at how consistently Blair's able to
0:55.6	engage the different guests on the show so that the conversations are in-depth and substantive
0:59.9	rather than just surface level. Listening to an episode always feels like eavesdropping on a conversation
1:05.0	between thoughtful and interesting people. Thank you, Random Nicknamed 43. It means a lot to me to read your review. If you would like
1:12.3	to leave us a review, you can do that in Apple Podcasts or leave a comment on Facebook or YouTube or
1:17.5	whatever app you listen to, see if it has a review feature. And now we turn to the discussion with
1:22.2	Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal of Pembroke College, Oxford.
1:31.3	We're joined today by the Reverend Dr. Andrew Teal of the Church of England. He's a chaplain, a fellow in lecture in theology, and it's at Oxford.
1:35.3	Which school is at Pembroke?
1:37.3	Pembroke College, yeah.
1:38.3	Okay, so Pembroke College of Oxford.
1:39.3	Thanks for joining us today.
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