Events Archive

Living the Questions Group meeting

We shall be viewing the third session of 'First Light- Jesus and the Kingdom of God' entitled God's Great Clean Up. Following the DVD material we shall be discussing the issues that emerge. All are welcome, those who have not been to previous sessions are asked to contact Cliff to obtain the associated reading materials for this session.

Location:
All Saints Methodist Church, Appleford Drive, Abingdon

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February Group Meeting

We shall be looking at the responses that were made to the book 'Honest to God' , - there were many both positive and negative . Frank Godfrey will again prepare material on this, but what will also be important are the Group responses – was he right? Inspired? Mistaken? Helpful? And of course, being 50 years on, was he radical enough ? Last time we were considering the background to writing the book and John’s concern over the issues of Secularisation, Demythologising and the” Reluctant Revolution “ which he knew were challenging traditional Christian theology. We shall look at the letters he received, material from some of the many scholarly reviews which his book prompted and focus on some of the key issues debated Wrong? Not radical enough? Unnecessary? Prophetic?

Location:
Christchurch, Abbeydale, Gloucester

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Eclipsing Empire: Paul, Rome and the Kingdom of God (DVD) - Paul’s missions and character

We shall be viewing and discussing chapters 3 and 4 of the DVD by Borg and Crossan of the pilgrimage they led to Turkey in 2006. It consists partly of a video of the sites they visited and partly of talks by one or other of them. This month we shall be looking at the missions Paul led and his character.

Location:
William Jay Room, Central URC Church Halls, Grove Street, Bath, BA1 3RA
Speaker:
Mary Ede will lead

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Whose words are they anyway?

Why do we use the words we do to describe ‘faith’ (or in worship)? We ask the question, ‘are the traditional expressions meaningful to us today’? What would we want to put in their place? We shall look at some recent attempts at saying/doing things differently. All are welcome from 12.50 onwards for informal chat before the start of meetings.

Location:
Dundee University Chaplaincy, Building 31 on City Campus map
Speaker:
Angela Smith

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Carols for Today

One of the members of the group will introduce a selection of carols by 21st century poets and hymn-writers. We shall look at them from a progressive point of view and consider what impact they might make on today's largely secular society.

Location:
William Jay Room, Central URC Church Halls, Grove Street, Bath, BA1 3RA
Speaker:
Mary Hulme will lead

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Who was Jesus?

The subject was to have followed on the from the session last time that Brian led on the theme 'Who was Jesus?' Jan had offered to try to take us further. We were to refer also to the imminent vote on Women Bishops in the Church of England Synod but Rob unfortunately has enough on his plate at the moment to lead us. However, the agenda is amended because we may not have access to the 'Jesus' DVD that we were going to continue from last time.

Location:
159, Russell Road, Moseley B13 8RR

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