Former chairman of Disney General Entertainment, Independent
Search every verified Peter Rice interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Peter Rice, a former chairman of Disney General Entertainment, has been active in public health and religious speaking engagements in 2025. In July, he delivered a sermon on the biblical story of the woman at the well, in which he emphasized Jesus' willingness to break social and religious boundaries to reach an outcast. He described the encounter as an example of one-on-one evangelism and said that "every encounter, every circumstance, and every person crossing our path is a divine appointment, not a coincidence." In June, Rice participated in a Polish conference on addiction policy as president of the European Alcohol Policy Alliance. He discussed the impact of minimum unit pricing in Scotland, stating that research showed it led to a 10 to 15 percent drop in alcohol mortality in the first year and that the health benefits were greatest among the most economically deprived populations. He described the measure as a "safety net" against the sale of the cheapest, most harmful alcohol, and said that excise duties and minimum unit pricing are complementary rather than competing policies.
“Jesus' approach to the woman at the well exemplifies humility and trust-building in one-on-one evangelism. Instead of a top-down message, he begins by asking her for help, which creates trust and curiosity.”
“The story of the woman at the well shows that divine coincidences are actually divine appointments designed by God to satisfy the soul's deepest needs.”
“Jesus defied all social and religious boundaries by speaking to a Samaritan woman, an outcast, and an adulteress, to reach her with love and truth.”
“The transformation of the woman at the well illustrates that genuine encounter with Jesus leads to a life-changing evangelism, where she runs to tell others about her experience.”
“The story emphasizes that there are no 'good' people in heaven—only those who have been transformed by Jesus' love and grace.”
“Jesus' willingness to break social and religious laws to reach her shows that love and compassion must override tradition and protocol when it comes to saving souls.”
“The woman at the well becomes the first evangelist in the New Testament, demonstrating that a life touched by Jesus is a life compelled to share the gospel.”
“Every encounter, every circumstance, and every person crossing our path is a divine appointment, not a coincidence, meant to fulfill God's purpose in our lives.”
“The story teaches us that trust, humility, and genuine love are essential in sharing the gospel effectively, especially in one-on-one evangelism.”
“The encounter at the well reveals that Jesus sees the whole person—her past, present, and future—without condemnation, offering love and salvation.”
“When I started my career in the early 1990s, about half of the patients we saw would drink in pubs and cafes, and about half would drink at home. Over the years, that balance shifted to mostly people drinking at home, with a change in the types of alcohol consumed, moving from beer and whiskey to ciders and vodka, larg...”
“The cost of alcohol falling in stores compared to pubs had a big effect on drinking patterns, leading to heavier drinking and sicker patients. This shift motivated us to seek solutions to these changes in alcohol consumption.”
“Introducing new legislation like minimum unit pricing can be very complicated, especially with legal challenges from the alcohol industry, including cases at the European Court of Justice. The legal test balanced public health benefits against interference with free trade, and ultimately the measure was found to be leg...”
“Research published in The Lancet showed that minimum unit pricing in Scotland led to a 10 to 15% drop in alcohol mortality in the first year, saving about 150 lives in a population of 5 million. Importantly, the health benefits were greatest among the most economically deprived parts of the population, helping to narro...”
“Many public health interventions tend to widen health inequalities because wealthier people are more likely to take them up, but minimum unit pricing is satisfying because it narrowed health inequalities and benefited the poorest 40% of society.”
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