Sixty Years Later

Paul Faulkner unpacks the complexity of being “equal parts black and British”, beginning with his grandfather’s arrival, 60 years ago, and looking forward to a loving, diverse church family for his own grandchildren, 60 years later.

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Is your church a hub for every ethnicity?

Using his personal backstory that begins with the arrival of his grandfather on Britain's shores sixty years ago, Paul Faulkner unpacks the complexity around being "equal parts black and British".

His honesty about the pain of being rejected by Christians in the past, and his love of a Saviour who delights in diversity are an important call to action for the church today. Paul's vision, sixty years later, is of his own grandchildren belonging to a church that is a loving family of every ethnicity. But to make that difference, we need to start today.

Possible Discussion Questions

  • What struck you from the video? Why?
  • What difference could you begin to make in the life of your church?

Credits

Written and performed by Paul Faulkner

Paul Faulkner is a Blackpool-based poet with a passion for young people and social justice. Originally from South London, he loves longboarding by the beach and traveling with his wife Hannah.

Creative Media Producer Luke Nelson

Luke is interested in Video, Web, XR, Lighting and Sound. He is from Blackpool and graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in September 2017. He has worked filming live sporting events, on production teams for theatre and live music events.

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Ministry use licence

By purchasing this video, you are purchasing a license to use and show this video as part of your ministry in ONE church.

You are granted permission to use the video in:

1) Offline services, school assemblies or lessons, groups or at events (including youth, kids and midweek groups and events)

2) Online services or assemblies that are streamed or pre-recorded. (For online services, the content video you have purchased should be part of a complete church service which must be at least 20 minutes long.)

3) Online small groups meeting over Zoom or a similar video call platforms.

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