Dave Griffiths: Making music and deconstructing my faith
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Sam Hailes travels to the oldest Pentecostal church building in the world to meet the Christian musician, singer-songwriter and rabble-rouser Dave Griffiths. The former pastor has recently been through a process of deconstructing his faith and questioning previously long-held doctrines. The Bournemouth-based artist has emerged more certain than ever that God's love is real and with a greater sense of his own calling. In this in-depth and wide-ranging interview Dave also charts his musical journey, including how he formed the popular Christian bands BOSH and Chaos Curb Collaboration. He also opens up about his personal struggles related to mental health, theology and the UK Church.
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Released on 31 Mar 2018
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