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  • Abrigando esperanzas

    Abrigando esperanzas

    Abrigando esperanzas is a Spanish term for sheltering hope. Eliacin will talk about movements of hope in Latin America and how their values and practices demonstrate active and incarnational ways to...

  • The Be-attitude Revolution

    The Be-attitude Revolution

    The Beatitudes describe the kingdom of heaven as a place where the meek inherit the earth, the merciful receive mercy, those who hunger for justice are fulfilled and peacemakers walk proudly as sons...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • Be the Change Campaign

    Be the Change Campaign

    The exciting story of Dave and Ange Andrews' campaign for us to be the change we want to see in the world (wecan.be). Discover how you can be part of it. Dave and Ange Andrews have lived and...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • Surviving as a religious minority

    Surviving as a religious minority

    Leicester is the first majority ethnic minority city in the UK, but it won't be the last. Tim Stevens, Bishop of Leicester, and Dilwar Hussain of the Islamic Foundation discuss what their city has...

  • Peacebuilding Is Not For Wimps

    Peacebuilding Is Not For Wimps

    Peacebuilding is a countercultural activity not often welcomed by the international community or local religious leaders. This session looks at the processes involved in bringing Bosnian Muslim...

  • Cultivating Liberated Spaces

    Cultivating Liberated Spaces

    Exploring the ways in which we can create liberated spaces to break down occupation, resist assimilation and create alternatives. What structures within our society get in the way of the Kingdom of...

  • That Awkward Age

    That Awkward Age

    Miracle birth of a new collection and an afternoon of poems to amaze and delight! McGough wrestles with mortality, seeks love in the launderette, perspires in the Foreign Legion and jives in...

  • Let’s All Tickle In Public

    Let’s All Tickle In Public

    Cookson and Henderson, with their poetic Gang Show, see how many of you they can cram under the canvas before the fire officer complains. Like all the great double acts - Eric and Ernie, Vic and Bob,...

  • How Jade and Leona helped us find new soul

    How Jade and Leona helped us find new soul

    From the funeral of the Big Brother star to the final of X Factor, Cole Moreton finds a surprising amount to celebrate in who we are now, and what we believe in. Could it be that God isn't dead,...

  • Scrap Plan A, try Plan Be

    Scrap Plan A, try Plan Be

    Our world is in trouble because in a crisis we resort to Plan A, treating others as they treat us. Dave and Ange Andrews explore how we can reverse this cycle by trying Plan Be, treating others as we...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • Dark Stories in Safe Spaces

    Dark Stories in Safe Spaces

    Do games offer a valuable resource to engage with dark or taboo topics? Video games can provide a safe play-space in which we can explore our responses to potentially frightful and scary topics –...

  • Two Lights – Words or Pictures

    Two Lights – Words or Pictures

    Deborah Fielding reads from and talks about her writing, inspired by the paintings of 20th century US artist, Edward Hopper. Since finishing her Creative Writing: Prose MA at UEA, Deborah Fielding...

  • The Child That Books Built

    The Child That Books Built

    What would you find if you went back and reread all of your favourite books from childhood? Discover the delight and sadness Francis Spufford found as he did just that. As he explores the many worlds...
    Speaker(s): Francis Spufford

  • I may be some time – ice and the English imagination

    I may be some time – ice and the English imagination

    What on earth could inspire so many men to brave unimaginable cold, hunger, fear, and physical danger in the planet's most remote and forbidding locales? Spufford explores the British obsession...
    Speaker(s): Francis Spufford

  • Revelation, Identity, and Social Media

    Revelation, Identity, and Social Media

    What do we want to reveal of ourselves and what would we rather hide? What gets hidden despite our attempts to show ourselves and what do we show in our endeavour to conceal? Jo Ind examines these...

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