Coventry MotoFest
Aled Jones visits MotoFest Coventry, a huge car and racing festival started by a church leader. The Reverend Kate Bottley meets young Christian entrepreneurs in the city.
Aled Jones visits the annual MotoFest event in Coventry, a huge free festival of motoring, car racing and exhibitions in the city centre. He meets its founder James Noble, a former car industry expert who is now a church leader. Local singer Rob Halligan explains how Coventry Cathedral inspired him to write songs, and the Reverend Kate Bottley meets young Christian entrepreneurs helping the city’s refugees. Most of the hymns and songs come from Warwick Road United Reformed Church, also in Coventry.
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A Christian bakery business
Duration: 04:13
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James Noble: "I love cars and I love God"
Duration: 02:54
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Hymn: The Servant King
Duration: 03:09
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Trailer: Songs of Praise at Coventry MotoFest
Duration: 01:01
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Aled Jones |
| Presenter | Kate Bottley |
| Producer | Mark Warburton |
| Series Producer | Matthew Napier |
| Executive Producer | Cat Lewis |
| Executive Producer | Emyr Afan |
Broadcast
- Sun 28 Jul 2019 13:15