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Save the Parish

Save the Parish

'Save the Parish', is a campaign that has developed very quickly, really out of the realisation that time is very short for there to be any form of co-ordinated action by laity and clergy who are concerned by the trend to deprioritise and defund parochial ministry. It is absolutely essential that the clergy and laity assert their ownership of the Church. The Church of England is your Church.

Location:
St Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
Speaker:
Rev'd Professor Alison Milbank, Revd Stephen Trott
Host:
Save the Parish

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The role of Silence

Following our discussion on empathy Carol will facilitate discussion on the role of silence in good listening and how it fits with our life and faith. Please contact Nicola Phelan if you wish to join in the zoom meeting and I will email you the information sheet to read in advance.

Location:
Zoom
Speaker:
Facilitated by Carol Brennand

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PCN GROUP MEETING; BISHOP SPONG ON THE RESURRECTION

Examining the Meaning of the Resurrection by John Shelby Spong

A Together in Hope publication - This set of six essays were first published online in 2011 in answer to questions from readers of his website. He revisits his thoughts and convictions about the significant meaning of the Resurrection for today’s pilgrims.

Location:
ZOOM
Speaker:
You can download the document above. Anyone is welcome not just our own group. Contact me by emai or via my website

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“Celebrating Sanctuary, the road ahead”

“Celebrating Sanctuary, the road ahead”

We would like to invite you join us for the event “Celebrating Sanctuary, the road ahead” on the morning of Saturday 3 July. With the centrally managed Sanctuary Everywhere programme coming to an end shortly, we would like to use this online space to celebrate the last few years of Sanctuary work. It will also be a space to make connections and find out how sanctuary meetings can continue to access support as we prepare to move on to a new phase of our witness work.

This event is open to all Friends from Sanctuary meetings, the Quaker Asylum and Refugee Network (QARN) and those who have been creating sanctuary during the last few years and decades.. Please pass on this invitation to all Friends in your meeting interested in the future of our racial and migrant justice work!

Location:
on line

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Exploring the theology of Disney's "Soul"

The speaker at this month's St Albans PCN Britain meeting on Thursday 24th at 7.30 pm will be Gill Elliott, the group's Zoom facilitator. Gill will explore the theology of "Soul" - we are all souls who inhabit a body for a short period of time and space. Gill suggests that attendees may like to buy, borrow or whatever, Disney's “Soul” DVD before the meeting. However, if participants are unable to view the DVD then that should not be a hindrance to taking part in a discussion that has, for many progressives, a very different understanding to traditional Christianity's belief as to what happens beyond the grave. It sounds a mournful subject for a warm summer evening but there is much to discuss as many leading progressive speakers and writers do not always see eye to eye on the subject!

Location:
Zoom
Speaker:
Gill Elliott

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"It shall not be so among you": Recovering Leadership in the Church

David Hewlett is a British Anglican priest, Methodist minister, and academic specialising in practical theology. Since 2003, he has served as Principal of The Queen's Foundation, an ecumenical theological college in Birmingham. He previously served in parish ministry in the Diocese of St Albans and the Diocese of Truro, and taught at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute, at Trinity College, Dublin, on the South West Ministry Training Course, and at the University of Exeter.

In this talk he will reflect on the way leadership in the life of the Church is shaped by a general culture which includes an emphasis on hierarchical personal relationships, on the 'specialness' of calling, and on theologies of control, obedience and trust. He will explore whether and how such a culture makes more likely breaches and abuses of trust.

For details of the zoom meeting, please email info@pcnmalvern.org.uk

Location:
Zoom
Speaker:
Revd Canon Dr David Hewlett

Full details in group programme

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