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Kester Brewin
Kester Brewin is a part-time teacher, freelance writer and author. His first book ‘The Complex Christ’ was hailed as one of the most important texts on the emerging church movement, and ‘Other: Loving Self, God and Neighbour in a World of Fractures’ has been variously described by Phyllis Tickle as ‘a brilliant work, illuminating with reverence and care the paradox that is faith’ and ‘a work of rare beauty’ by Peter Rollins.
Kester recently self-published his latest book ‘Mutiny! Why We Love Pirates, And How They Can Save Us’.
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The Tragedy of the Prodigal Son: Pirates, rebellion and the fight for the commons
Recorded at Greenbelt 2012: Jerusalem, 25 Aug 2012, 6.30pm
One and other
Recorded at Greenbelt 2010: 19.30 Friday, Hebron
Pirates of the charism
Recorded at Greenbelt 2010: 19.00 Saturday, Galilee
We are strange: God is stranger
Recorded at Greenbelt 2009: 11:15 Monday, Jerusalem
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Preparing for the first rough-cut screening of the #GB40 film documentary tonight. Wondering how people will respond. #nervousanticipation
