What does generosity really look like in everyday life?
In this thoughtful interview on Premier Christian Radio with presenter Tash Kusi, Ruth Jackson, Head of PR and Communications at Stewardship, reflects on how it goes far beyond financial giving and into the small, often unnoticed choices that shape how we live and love others.
Drawing on real experiences and recent insights, the conversation explores why generosity can feel harder in uncertain times, yet more necessary than ever. It unpacks the link between trust, connection and giving, and considers how our relationships with church, community and cause can either nurture or hinder a generous spirit.
You’ll also hear a deeper perspective on giving as an expression of faith, not just an obligation or routine, but something rooted in worship and lived out in practical ways. From simple acts of kindness to intentional support of others, Ruth offers a vision of generosity that feels both grounded and attainable.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your contribution makes a difference, this conversation offers encouragement alongside a gentle challenge.
This video was published with permission from Premier Christian Radio. Listen to the full interview on www.premier.plus by searching for 'Faith, Hope, and Love'.
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Ruth Jackson
Ruth leads the PR and Communications for Stewardship, which she joined in April 2022.
She has over 25 years’ marketing communications experience across a range of sectors, including higher education, technology and the arts, both business- and customer-facing.
Ruth worships and serves at C3 Church in Cambridge, where she lives with her husband, two daughters, a dog and a cat. When she’s not at her desk, you might find her rowing on the River Cam, in a ballet class or out for a walk.
She supports causes that are focused on alleviating global poverty and injustice, with a particular interest in supporting vulnerable children.
