Naomi Nixon's guest appearances

Naomi Nixon

FacePod - The Conversation Continues

Student Christian Movement Podcast

Women's Theology Speakeasy

Kate Harford

Andy Freeman

Vassa Larin

Sally Hayden

Feylyn Lewis

Kara Cooper

Tasia Scrutton

Elizabeth Schrader

Alex Clare-Young

OwlTail

Charlotte talks to Revd Naomi Nixon, CEO of the Student Christian Movement, about the work of the organisation and her ministry in the pioneer church, St Clare's. They also discuss Rahab from the book of Joshua and the way she has been interpreted.To find out more about the work of SCM, and how to become a member or to support this important charity, visit: www.movement.org.ukTo find out more about the community at St Clare's, visit: https://stclaresatthecathedral.org

Charlotte talks to Revd Naomi Nixon, CEO of the Student Christian Movement, about the work of the organisation and her ministry in the pioneer church, St Clare's. They also discuss Rahab from the book of Joshua and the way she has been interpreted.<br><br>To find out more about the work of SCM, and how to become a member or to support this important charity, visit: <a href="http://www.movement.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.movement.org.uk</a><br><br>To find out more about the community at St Clare's, visit: <a href="https://stclaresatthecathedral.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://stclaresatthecathedral.org</a>

Episode 5 Naomi Nixon of the Student Christian Movement

Rob and Ruth sit down for a chat with SCM's shiny new CEO, Revd Naomi Nixon! Naomi is a self-professed trekkie, a feminist, and a priest in the Church of England. We ask Naomi how she's settling into the role as CEO, what she's most excited about in working for SCM, and why she applied in the first place, and then we put your (excellent) questions to her for our #AskNaomiSCM segment! Tune in to find out Naomi's favourite Bible passage, what book she feels has most enriched her spiritually and how she thinks students can help make society less divided!

An Interview with the CEO: Revd Naomi Nixon