Could someone help me make sense of this sample recording, please? Hi there. I've recently taken an online listening test. And out of their sample recordings, there was one that I couldn't understand at all. I asked a native English friend and he helped me to interpret several parts of it, but we still couldn't make sense of it overall (there was no way to save the recording directly from the test, so I recorded it again through my speaker, which led to quite a drop in quality) It's been bugging me ever since. If you have the time to spare, would you please help me on this matter? Please find the recording here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzxycMOcpOsmQV9ZMXRRVUhQWmM/view?usp=sharing (I've uploaded it on Google drive because I don't know how else to share an audio file here) This was the original question of the test: "The woman is talking about a talk which happened in 1.a university 2.parliament 3.a law court 4.a church" I figure the answer might be the 4th option. But I couldn't be sure unless I really understand she was talking about.*This is what I could make of the recording so far, with the help of my friend: "I think that I want to come out of it feeling that I've been changed, that I've been taught something, or more than that. I wanted to feel stirred, and they (just?) pay attention. I want to feel a sort of passion. I was particularly thrilled (?) by Jenny Greyson (?) and got a sense of this place, its history, this now (?) and I thought it was very vivid. She brought these scriptural (?) texts into the present and said "this is about you and about me", and I think it doesn't matter where you are on the faith spectre (?) because these texts are universal and they speak to the human hearts in all times and in all places. I think that's what I want to feel (...???) (I can't figure out the last words she said) Please let me know if there is any wrong word. I'd really appreciate some further explanation, too. Thank you for your time!