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Swarzy2026-06-28T14:29:00
When two of Swarzy’s friends began to read the Bible and ask her questions, the BBC radio presenter invited them over for a meal. That simple invitation has led to The Last Supper Club - a regular dinner party with a difference
If Jesus came to your house for dinner every week, what would you cook? Who would you invite? What would you talk about?
For the past six months, those questions have become my joy to answer as I’ve opened my home every Thursday night to host The Last Supper Club.
In my day job, I’m a radio presenter on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 1Xtra. I host Daily Service and Sunday Worship on BBC Radio 4. I’m also the voice of BBC Sounds. It’s always lovely when someone comes up to me and says: “No way, that’s your voice in my ears!”
But since October 2025, I’ve come home from work, swapped my radio mic for an apron, and started prepping dishes and desserts to feed what my mum calls “the 5,000”!
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