As part of the ‘Ways With Words’ Festival, John L. Bell explores how, in novels and poetry as much as in direct speech, we are always dealing with experience, imagination
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Festival of Words and Ideas 2017 Celebratory Service, with speaker John L. Bell and poet Ian Adams.
Danish / Scottish conversations on Liturgy Monday 18 – Wednesday 20 September 2017 Denmark is a predominantly Lutheran nation, Scotland, a predominantly Calvinist one, in terms of their respective Christian
John L. Bell enables the singing of familiar repertoire in a new way, with music appropriate to seasons of the church year.
A week with the Wild Goose Resource Group on Iona For many people in churches, change is a no-go area, a source of stress and the cause of major disagreement.Yet
Churches don’t normally sing about pastoral and political issues – depression, ageing, refugees, multi-faith societies. These new songs will include several new texts set to known tunes; sing theology that
What changes are Christians likely to face in the future and how will we cope with these changes in a positive way, given that most Christians are resistant to change?
Throughout the traditional denominations of the western church the word ‘change’ both unites and polarises people. There is general agreement that some things should change; but which things – music,
John L. Bell will be keynote speaker and Jo Love will lead a creative workshop at this gathering of laity and clergy from the Scottish Episcopal Diocese of St. Andrew’s,
‘Psalms, Hymns & Spiritual Songs’. The title comes from St Paul, but the material comes from many centuries and around the world. Songs shared here by John L. Bell have