Mark tells children an African story from Nigeria about why the sun and moon live in the sky.

Father Mark Andrew Smith reads the Ugly Duckling Story for children. This well known story teaches children that a mindset of damaged self worth is often an illusion formed by early experiences. The way to exposing the illusion is often positive affirmation by others followed up by a deliberate and revolutionary change in mindset.

The Mind Friends Podcast hosts the retreat day of the National School and College Chaplains' Conference. This second podcast is a dialogue between Mark Smith (founder of Mind Friends and chaplain to King's College and King's Hall, Taunton) and Michele Kitto, chaplain to Millfield Prep School, Glastonbury.

The Mind Friends Podcast hosts two podcasts for the National School Chaplains' Conference 2021.

The AQA GCSE syllabus offer a study of Mark’s Gospel. Mark’s Gospel was meant to be “heard” rather than read, so Mind Friends is including a chapter by chapter reading from the inclusive New Revised Standard version of the Bible.

The AQA GCSE syllabus offer a study of Mark’s Gospel. Mark’s Gospel was meant to be “heard” rather than read, so Mind Friends is including a chapter by chapter reading from the inclusive New Revised Standard version of the Bible.

The AQA GCSE syllabus offer a study of Mark’s Gospel. Mark’s Gospel was meant to be “heard” rather than read, so Mind Friends is including a chapter by chapter reading from the inclusive New Revised Standard version of the Bible.

Students from Monkton Combe School in Bath in Dialogue as part of a Philosothon competition on the wide ranging topic of the problem of pain and evil.