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O Little Town of Bethlehem
In the last of our series of Advent reflections, we’re republishing a 20-minute-long podcast we made six years ago now, following the first ever Greenbelt group trip to Israel-Palestine.
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Lives are in the Balance
Hundreds of thousands of people in northern Iraq have fled their homes seeking safety and assistance. Medair relief worker Stella Chetham has been observing the needs of displaced people and hearing their personal accounts.
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Advent 2014, week two: A Jewish reflection
There’s something utterly essential about Advent. And I say that as Jew who looks on in admiration at this season of the Christian calendar.
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Christmas present ideas from Greenbelt
Looking for an alternative gift this Christmas? We’ve brought together some of our Partners and Associates gift ideas so that you can have the option to buy a slightly more creative present this year.
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Advent 2014, week one: Made in Palestine
Each week in Advent, we’ll be releasing some material to help you get angles on the season.
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The road to Christmas (and beyond)
As we enter Advent, read about the experience of mothers-to-be in Kenya, many of whom, like Mary, lack a safe place to give birth. This year, the UK Government will match every pound donated the Christian Aid’s Christmas Appeal, meaning double the difference for people living in poverty.
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Greenbelt 2015
Save the date
Greenbelt 2015 will take place at Boughton House, nr Kettering in the Northamptonshire Countryside 28th-31st August 2015.
Shorts from Greenbelt 2014
How To Make Politics Less Evil and Boring
Fiona Green
Travelling Light
Pádraig Ó Tuama and Black Matter
Falafelloeffel
Harry Baker
What they say
“Greenbelt is an inspiring and fascinating celebration of social justice, breaking down barriers between those of faith and no faith. It’s not only good fun – it lifts the hearts of all of us who believe in a better world.”
Owen Jones
“My first trip to Greenbelt revolutionised my view of the vitality of faith in the UK and I have been telling stories ever since. What a remarkable gathering!”
Barbara Brown Taylor
