Second year MA student Jackie Maw is pioneering on a new housing development in Aldershot where nearly 4,000 homes will be built over the next 10 years. HH: Jackie, tell us about you and your current

Helen Harwood interviews second year diploma student, Andy Meek HH: You have told me you think you have always been a bit anti-establishment. Can you explain a bit more where that comes from and how it

Rachel Burton is a former CMS short term mission partner to Bolivia and is now studying on the Pioneer course. Rachel joined us for the Mission and Evangelism weekend. HH: Rachel, please tell us a bit

Jane is studying with us at level 6, having joined us at Year 2 of our diploma course; and kindly offered to host the Bible in Context for us last month HH: Firstly, Jane, can you

Ann-Marie Wilson is best known for founding the anti-FGM research charity 28 Too Many, which recently won a major legal award (you can hear us talking about that too on the accompanying audio). More recently Ann-Marie

Nicholas Cheeseman, area director of ordinands for Berkshire and Oxford in the Diocese of Oxford, is positive about pioneering and says CMS training is “excellent at helping people to develop their skills and confidence in creative mission”.

Once an atheist, now a mission pioneer on a new housing development: Fiona Mayne, a first year BA student with CMS Pioneer Mission Leadership Training, and a pioneer ordinand, told me her story. HH: Can I

Helen Harwood interviews Julie Thorpe, who is currently on Year two of her three year diploma with us. HH: I know you have told me you have been called to work with people with sexual convictions.