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Your StoriesYou are in: Wear > People > Your Stories > Reverend Dr Stephen Fagbemi  Reverend Dr Stephen FagbemiDr Fagbemi was born in Nigeria and worked there and in Kent before moving to Sunderland. He's the university's co-ordinator of chaplaincy services and Anglican Chaplain.  A happy and healthy year plus a job for my wife.  Meeting people and walking alongside them in their spiritual and life's journeys. Being able to hold others in my thoughts and prayers.  Not being able to solve all problems, however much I love to.  When the right questions are not answered and people suffer in spite of good structures.  Love the people around and the house but do not like the weather, especially when it is cold.  Out of his dog collar My Victorian house does not help!  Outgoing and friendly, but cautious.  The Bible.  A political scientist or businessman.  Great family.  Church worker/priest.  Nothing.  Gaining a PhD and publishing my dissertation.  A church or to meet a personal spiritual director.  To have a charity to help people in need in Africa. Disclaimer: The people taking part have all given their own account of life as they see it and the views expressed are their own and not the BBC's. last updated: 01/05/2009 at 14:28 SEE ALSOYou are in: Wear > People > Your Stories > Reverend Dr Stephen Fagbemi |
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