When we put prayers to end extreme poverty into practice, there's no going back.

Yes, thank you Isaac. I was just about to get on to that.

You see when...

When we are trained in new skills, we can provide for ourselves.

Can I carry on? We can grow our own

vegetables, send our children to school, build our own homes. Do you want to do the

whole ad? No you go. This Christmas put your your prayers into practice, so there's no going back to extreme poverty.

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Good afternoon. Welcome along to the program. I'm Justin Briley and I'll be with you till about 3 30 this afternoon on Unbelievable. My thanks as always to David Aldous for Passages of Life and if you can continue listening to Premier this afternoon, wherever you are,

you're in for some more great stuff.

Firmly, I believe, of course, with Father John Trittleton,

follows directly after this program.

And then it's Premier playback when you can hear some of the best parts of the week's

programming. If you only listen on a Saturday it'll show you what you're missing

during the week and of course later on hip rock UK bringing you the very best in

Christian youth music of a rap, rock, hip-hop sort of nature.

That's all to come this Saturday afternoon.

Only two weeks to go till Christmas. Can you believe it? I don't know how far you on with your Christmas shopping, probably further than me.

But today we're talking about a Christmas film, The Golden Compass. It's that time of year when these sorts of films get released.

Big budget films of the likes of Harry Potter or The Lion the Witch in the Wardrobe.

But some people aren't happy about this one, and we're going to be finding out why today

and to help us do that two guests join me in the studio Andrew Copson is from the

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