15 January 2009 | 3 comments

An interview with Nicole Starling Sandy Grant

Paul Grimmond15/01/2009 09:07 AM

Hi Nicole,

Just wanted to say that I’d never heard the story about you and your Mum and Dad before. I became a Christian from an atheistic background as well. It was deeply encouraging to be reminded again of the power of God’s word and God’s Spirit to change stubborn hearts!

Thanks,
Grimmo.

Ian Carmichael15/01/2009 10:56 AM

Hi Nicole

Good to see your favourite mockumentary is “People like us”. I totally agree with you. This was a brilliant series. One of the funniest shows I’ve ever seen. “The Vicar” episode in particular was absolutely brilliant in lampooning liberal anglicanism. But there were so many other hilarious episodes.

Good call.

Ian

Nicole Starling15/01/2009 09:39 PM

Paul, I find it helpful to remind myself of my parents story too.

And Ian, that episode was the highlight for me as well!

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