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  • If you love some1 set ’em free

    If you love some1 set ’em free

    Too young and not qualified' was how Jackie Pullinger's request to be a missionary was refused, before she became a world authority on addiction. Hear how her love for ‘the other' forced her...

  • Dealing with the Clobber Texts

    Dealing with the Clobber Texts

    Does the Bible have anything at all to say about homosexuality? Reading texts through the eyes of the Attorney for the Defence (and what else is a “Paraclete?”) will give us the outline of...

  • Imperfectly Natural Woman

    Imperfectly Natural Woman

    Janey shares the best eco-tips from her No 1 bestseller, and will explain how to be healthy and green, without beating yourself up. Janey Lee-Grace began her career as a backing singer for George...

  • You say tomato-God’s politics

    You say tomato-God’s politics

    Jim Wallis, author of 'God's Politics', and British cabinet minister and regular Greenbelt speaker Stephen Timms MP discuss how faith and politics mix each side - and across - the Atlantic. (This...

  • Religious education painful?

    Religious education painful?

    Can all ages in your church read and enjoy God's word together? Using the “build, plant, grow” it might just be possible. Harold Hoyle is a Lecturer in the graduate School of Counselling...

  • I.T.’s not a Mystery

    I.T.’s not a Mystery

    Information Technology is driving a new form of mysticism that is open to spirituality and but not traditional Christianity. It brings a belief in the im-possible, a paradoxical combination of...
    Speaker(s): Ian Mobsby

  • Creating a Living Community

    Creating a Living Community

    We all live in communities of one sort or another. But how can communities be created, and why are they good? Elizabeth Bayliss is director of Social Action for Health and has worked among Soho's...

  • Urban teenagers

    Urban teenagers

    Urban teenagers - Asbo kids or new Apostles? As Fran worked on ‘Seven Kings' she was struck by how deeply religious most of the teenagers in her book were, and how this contradicted so much of...

  • Being The Change We Want To Se

    Being The Change We Want To Se

    We can't change anybody but ourselves. This seminar will explore how we can practise the be-attitudes and be the change we want to see in the world. Dave Andrews has lived and worked in...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • What should I do with my life?

    What should I do with my life?

    Unpacking vocation; David offers clues for finding jobs and projects that fit your calling. David Batstone is active as a journalist, university professor, social activist and business entrepreneur....

  • The Seven Keys to Living Justl

    The Seven Keys to Living Justl

    Practical steps for applying social justice to our work, family, and community. David Batstone is active as a journalist, university professor, social activist and business entrepreneur. He is the...

  • Gut Level Religion

    Gut Level Religion

    Beyond church, Christianity and God in the darkness and doubt, peace in a dangerous, unpredictable world, unconditional love at the heart of the universe: the healing wisdom of the twenty-third...
    Speaker(s): Dave Tomlinson

  • Do Presbyterians Make Better –

    Do Presbyterians Make Better –

    A Church of Scotland minister reflects on the Blair-Brown moment in British politics and on some of the typical adjectives which get attached to Gordon Brown. Doug Gay s a lecturer in Practical...

  • The Song of Heart’s Desire 1

    The Song of Heart’s Desire 1

    Some songs express our deepest longings – but can they change the world? Cole Moreton uses footage from the acclaimed documentary Freedom Highway to show how songs and singing can save lives,...
    Speaker(s): Cole Moreton

  • Practicing hope in despair

    Practicing hope in despair

    Global realities give us grounds for despair. Nevertheless, we must not be so depressed we become dysfunctional. This seminar will explore how to cultivate seeds of hope in the grounds for...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

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