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BBC Radio Ulster - Rhythm and Soul
The casual listener might think that Rhythm and Soul is just another loud rock show. The music is dynamic, there is live performance, there are breaking and established bands. Then the guy with the records starts to speak! You can listen to the programme live from this address, or if you prefer you can listen on demand. Click on the title or on the logo to find out how.

Greenbelt
Greenbelt started life in 1973 as a small pop festival run by Christians. About 1,500 young people turned up. It caught on very quickly and grew to have nearly 30,000 attendees in the mid 80s when it was an annual rallying place for thousands of youth groups. A seminar programme developed and then more and more types of art, so that today it is a broad arts event (though still with a lot of pop & rock music) with a large component of talks and worship focusing on expressing Christianity in contemporary culture.

The Leviathan
Looking for a laugh? Wanting to get some advice on how to do things the correct "Christian" way? Then want no longer - The Leviathan is here, complete with online agony aunt, dramas of discontent, famous lookalikes, and much much much more.

Manchester City Football Club
Steve has supported Manchester City, ever since they used to be good. That's at least twenty eight years, by modern standards. Check out this site to see player feedback, get Manchester City logos and wallpapers and screensavers, and make your comments on the second best club in Manchester.

The Phantom Tollbooth
Phatom Tollbooth is an on-line magazine that publishes a wide range of album, concert and movie reviews, interviews, features and resource links. They began in December, 1996 and their monthly readership now numbers over five thousand. Their staff of over 50 writers is committed to reviewing quality music in a timely and professional manner, always looking for the best in mainstream and underground music. They jealously guard our reputation for journalistic integrity and do not sell ads, assuring their neutrality.

VURCH.com
Flex your theological muscles, open your loving hearts and join in an online discussion of the kind you rarely find in one of those buildings they used for church in the last millennium. Comment or criticise, or send your prayer to God's public or private email address!