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15 Jan
200809/07/2008 - 12:0011/07/2008 - 20:00This conference takes encounter and intersection as its frame.
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6 Jan
2008Responding to comments about the rise of Islam and the demise of Britain as a 'Christian nation' by the Rt Rev Dr Michael Nazir-Ali, Simon Barrow, co-director of the Christian think-tank Ekklesia,
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21 Dec
200712/01/2007 - 09:3021/12/2007 - 08:22Led by Dr Chris Hewer
This course tries to give a basic introduction to Islam within the confines of six hours. Sessions normally cover:
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21 Nov
200711/12/2007 - 18:30How does our culture effect the way we communicate? How can we become more sensitive to cultural factors in when in dialogue or working alongside people of different backgrounds?
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21 Nov
200704/12/2007 - 18:30How does our culture effect the way we communicate? How can we become more sensitive to cultural factors in when in dialogue or working alongside people of different backgrounds?
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21 Nov
200727/11/2007 - 18:30How does our culture effect the way we communicate? How can we become more sensitive to cultural factors in when in dialogue or working alongside people of different backgrounds?
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21 Nov
200727/11/2007 - 19:00The St Ethelburga’s team reflect on issues of inter-religious co-existence as part of the events marking the re-opening of St Martin in the Fields church in Trafalgar Square.
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30 May
200706/06/2007 - 18:30The recent revival of religion around the globe has raised fundamental questions not only about its role in both national and international politics, but also concerning its claim to serve as a princi
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1 Jan
2007An initial statement from New Generation Network, a non-partisan group of progressive voices, predominantly from Asian backgrounds. It calls for fresh approaches to tackling racism, discrimination and prejudice, and building a plural and multi-ethnic Britain. Ekklesia’s Simon Barrow is among several Christians who have endorsed it. The manifesto first appeared on The Guardian's Comment-is-Free.
