Reflecting on the Lord's Prayer, theologian, writer, and poet Nicola Slee delves into some of it’s problematic language, and through a process of improvisation reimagines the prayer as one that brings a universal message of hope in a world marred by injustice.

After the interview, Nomad hosts Tim Nash and Anna Robinson reflect on their own journeys with the Lord’s Prayer, and ponder its role in their current spiritual practices.

Interview starts at 17m 28s

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Nicola Slee - Abba Amma: Improvisations on the Lord's Prayer (N304) 01:39:34 Share

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Nicola Slee - Abba Amma: Improvisations on the Lord's Prayer (N304)