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  • Voices For The Voiceless

    Voices For The Voiceless

    Frontline musician and eco-activist Theo believes that songs and music have always played a crucial part in empowering struggles for a better world, and explores how they work to amplify our voices...
    Speaker(s): Theo Simon

  • Travelling Light: The Isenheim Altarpiece And Its Influences On Contemporary Art

    Travelling Light: The Isenheim Altarpiece And Its Influences On Contemporary Art

    Focusing on Grünewald's masterpiece, Tina considers the artist's vision as a form of travelling light, a beam of inspiration which travels through time and continues to shine a strange light on...
    Speaker(s): Tina Beattie

  • When Certainty Fails

    When Certainty Fails

    Poetry seeks to find words of meaning when other words fail. Pádraig Ó Tuama's poetry explores faith, gay identity, conflict and story, and intersperses it with anecdote, warmth and humour to...

  • What Women (In The Church) Want

    What Women (In The Church) Want

    What do women want for a church that has been run by men? How will things change as they become bishops? What would the Christian tradition look like if the patriarchs hadn't eclipsed the...
    Speaker(s): Lucy Winkett, Vicky Beeching, Marika Rose, Rachel Mann

  • “The Hand that Made us is Divine” – an introduction to the music of Benjamin Britten

    “The Hand that Made us is Divine” – an introduction to the music of Benjamin Britten

    2013 marks the centenary of the birth of composer Benjamin Britten. Although Britten had an ambivalent relationship with organised religion, he often drew on the Christian heritage for inspiration....

  • Being real in a virtual world

    Being real in a virtual world

    What does it mean to truly be an individual in the digital age? Do Twitter and Facebook make us more ourselves? Does social media plunge us into an existential crisis, or drown out our need for one?...
    Speaker(s): Vicky Beeching

  • Dazzling Darkness – Being a trans, lesbian priest in the Church today

    Dazzling Darkness – Being a trans, lesbian priest in the Church today

    Dazzling Darkness – Being a trans, lesbian priest in the Church today Exploring her experience of changing sex, of being lesbian and chronically ill, and of being a Church of England priest, Rachel...
    Speaker(s): Rachel Mann

  • When Politics Fail:   The grassroots movement that will bring peace to Israel and Palestine

    When Politics Fail: The grassroots movement that will bring peace to Israel and Palestine

    The peace process to resolve the Israel/Palestine situation is not working. Might a global, grassroots movement accomplish what the political process has not? A look to the Gospels to provide the...

  • My Journey Towards Life In All Its Fullness So Far

    My Journey Towards Life In All Its Fullness So Far

    Dave Andrews shares his own personal journey of seeking to live life “in all its fullness”; learning to share life with others in the Dilaram community in Afghanistan; and learning to live life...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • A Conversation About Community And Mission

    A Conversation About Community And Mission

    Dave Andrews will discuss what forms of community are more helpful for mission; weigh up the advantages and disadvantages of neomonasticism as a model for community mission; and wonder out loud about...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • My Magical Mystical Way Of Engaging My World

    My Magical Mystical Way Of Engaging My World

    An approach to engaging a wide world of diverse groups of people, using some of Dave Andrews' amazing stories of the kinds of transformation that can occur in the chaos, mess and minutiae of...
    Speaker(s): Dave Andrews

  • Writing A Path Through Palestine

    Writing A Path Through Palestine

    Bidisha's fourth book Beyond the Wall: Writing a Path Through Palestine documented her trip through the West Bank. In this talk she will let us in on what she saw in Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nablus,...
    Speaker(s): Bidisha

  • Can startups save the world?

    Can startups save the world?

    The social and environmental problems facing us show no sign of being solved. Big business is slow, governments take forever to change anything and campaigning only gets you so far. But new...

  • If I Am Only For Myself, Who Am I? The passage of a Jewish boat To Gaza

    If I Am Only For Myself, Who Am I? The passage of a Jewish boat To Gaza

    Flying the banners of the alternative voices of US, Canadian and European Jews, the boat Irene demonstrated to the world an implacable opposition to the Israeli occupation as it took part in a...

  • Palestine and the Arab revolution: An overview of current events in the Middle East and the future for the Palestinians

    Palestine and the Arab revolution: An overview of current events in the Middle East and the future for the Palestinians

    A review of the recent changes in the Arab world and their effect on the Palestinian question. This session will give a picture of the current political situation, assess the significance of the...

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