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Deliverance

As seen on THIS MORNING - Everyday investigations into the supernatural by an Anglican priest

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Deliverance

By: Jason Bray
Narrated by: Jason Bray
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About this listen

Revelations of a life as an Anglican exorcist.

Jason Bray is an Anglican deliverance minister, which means that he works in a field more popularly associated with the Roman Catholic practice of exorcism. He banishes poltergeists and ghosts and explains the church's teachings on demons. It's much more common than you think. Every diocese has at least one deliverance minister.

As portrayed in movies, most famously in the 1973 hit movie The Exorcist, which spawned a whole genre of movies and its own category across streaming platforms, the exorcist is a frightening, sometimes melodramatic figure.

Deliverance Minister Jason Bray, on the other hand, is a warm, sympathetic and humorous character who sees it as his mission to serve the community and help families in distress. In tones closer to Call the Midwife than Blood on Satan's Claw he describes what happens when he is called upon to help. Each true-life adventure is like a detective story. Sometimes he discovers that he is dealing with mental illness. In one case he detects fraud - a family wanting to be moved to a nicer council house!

Jason Bray is the first Anglican deliverance minister to write a book about this ministry for the general listener.

©2021 Jason Bray (P)2021 Hodder & Stoughton Ltd Christian Living Christianity Haunted Ghost Witty

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As a deliverance minister, I do not agree with some of Fr. Jason's theories or practices. Neither has he experienced all of the supernatural and he is very dismissive of certain things attributing it to poltergeist activity caused by the living ONLY! He seems to be a "house blesser" if there were ever to be such a thing.

This is however a good listen. A good listen for the knowledge of what priests do and how much of a variety of things people approach us with. Clearly the church had had a hand in "toning down" this book. At least it seems that way as our team has very different practices and theories regarding the demonic, curses and the occult that all cause paranormal and supernatural activity.

Not what all Deliverance Ministers do!

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book and felt that the author (who’s also the narrator) struck a perfect balance between story, pace and tone.

You don’t need to be religious to enjoy this (fwiw I’m an atheist) and I’d recommend it to anyone with an interest in religion, the occult, who wants a differing, honest viewpoint.

I stumbled across this and was glad I did. Great book

Thoroughly enjoyed

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Throughly entertained. Jason Bray places the generally unexplained ‘happenings’ into categories that make sense. You don’t have to be religious to appreciate his work. I just wish I could meet this fascinating guy over a ‘well made’ cup coffee or a glass of wine.

Captivating, hooked from start to finish.

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A different narrator would have worked better. When the reader did a female voice usually with a hysterical tone, it set my teeth on edge😁
The content was often tedious and very mundane and I was left thinking how naive the vicar was.

Subject interesting

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As a practicing Catholic I was fascinated by the similarities and differences between my branch of the Church and the authors. It seems we have a lot more in common than I had thought. Yes, there were many places where I thought Catholic interpretation made more sense (for example, he never even considers Purgatory, though he does talk about 'helping souls move on' - which is weird as he seems agnostic on the existence of ghosts and demons! ) but he clearly has a profound faith in Christ, which I found refreshing. Also, he read his book so well. It felt like having a friend around chatting over tea. What a shame he's not written more of this - I'd read or listen to him all day. He actually gave me some fascinating insights and interpretations and wish I had an excuse to study a course with him. Read it, it's great.

Fascinating insight into a little known ministry of the CofE

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