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Ekklesia daily bulletin

by Archive | Dec 10, 2015

In this issue


In this issue

  • Advent Reflection – 10th December
  • Quakers share their stories on climate justice
  • Christian Aid welcomes progress at Paris climate summit
  • An apology from the BBC and why it matters
  • Did Jesus believe in saving money?




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10 Dec 2015

Advent Reflection – 10th December

“And after these things I saw another messenger come down from heaven,having great power; and the earth was lightened with his glory.” (Rev 18. 1)

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Thursday 10 December 2015

10 Dec 2015

Quakers share their stories on climate justice

While world leaders are at the Paris climate summit, known as COP21, Quakers are putting huge efforts into raising awareness about their concerns for the planet and reverence for life. A new Quakernomics blog offers a taste of their activities.

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10 Dec 2015

Christian Aid welcomes progress at Paris climate summit

As the COP21 climate summit in Paris draws to its close on 11 December, Christian Aid’s Senior Climate Advisor, Mohamed Adow,  said: “The new Paris Outcomes text represents good progress. It is much cleaner and presents clear options to help ministers get tougher and resolve the sticky issues.”

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9 Dec 2015

An apology from the BBC and why it matters

In the build up to the House of Commons debate on whether to bomb Syria, there was the usual frenzied discussion in the media. 

Read more from Virginia Moffatt

10 Dec 2015

Did Jesus believe in saving money?

David Cameron likes to describe people who work hard and save money as those who “do the right thing”.

Read more from Symon Hill

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