Rutland Theological Society talk with John L. Bell. For some people, the imagination is a Pandora’s Box leading with equal ease to darkness and light. John regards it as a
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A theological reflection on migration A four-part, monthly series, enabled by Kathy Galloway, co-Leader of the Iona Community. An invitation to look beyond the images we see on the news
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Conversations about Brexit, borders and belonging This series of nine gatherings uses the book of Ruth from the Hebrew Bible to explore some of the pressing issues of these uncertain
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Tonight’s event has been cancelled. Our apologies. Conversations about Brexit, borders and belonging This series of nine gatherings uses the book of Ruth from the Hebrew Bible to explore
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Tonight: Wednesday 14th March: ‘Betrayed By Technology?’ A film and discussion, enabled by Graham Maule on the promises and challenges of our contemporary relationship to technology and what that might
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Tonight: Wednesday 9th May: ‘On Me Too’ Lesley Orr leads us in a discussion about the Me Too movement to support survivors and end sexual violence. metoomvmt.org A monthly event –
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A monthly event – after our Wednesday Wee Weekly Worship – focusing on pressing, topical or intriguing issues concerning faith, politics, society and culture. In the original Greek myth, when
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An eight-session DVD-based study series on overcoming the Church’s biblical betrayal of its non-violent God. Tuesdays @ 7.00-9.00pm; 7 Nov / 14 Nov / 21 Nov / 28 Nov / 9 Jan / 16 Jan / 23 Jan / 30 Jan.
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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
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