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Ekklesia daily bulletin

by Archive | Feb 16, 2016

In this issue


In this issue

  • WCC welcomes meeting of Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill
  • TUC welcomes Bruce Carr’s concerns over Trade Union Bill
  • Quakers urge government to back peer mediation
  • Marching in Cameron’s backyard and beyond
  • Critical vote in Oxfordshire as Council meets to set budget.
  • Decision day in Oxfordshire – will the Council be able to ratify its budget?
  • PCS union invites its members to join Stop Trident demo
  • US Defence Secretary admits British nukes are not independent
  • UN reports record high casualities in Afghanistan during 2015
  • Amnesty calls on Russian and Syria to end hospital attacks

15 Feb 2016

WCC welcomes meeting of Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill

The General Secretary of the World Council of Churches, the Rev Dr Olav Fykse Tveit, has issued a statement on behalf of the Council hailing the historic meeting of Pope Francis, pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church, and Patriarch Kirill, primate of the Russian Orthodox Church.

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15 Feb 2016

TUC welcomes Bruce Carr’s concerns over Trade Union Bill

The TUC has welcomed comments by Bruce Carr QC that the Trade Union Bill is a threat to industrial relations and civil liberties.

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13 Feb 2016

Quakers urge government to back peer mediation

The Peer Mediation Network has called on Nicky Morgan, Secretary of State for Education, to take steps to promote the comprehensive provision of conflict resolution education in schools.

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13 Feb 2016

Marching in Cameron’s backyard and beyond

On Thursday night I spend the evening at our local youth theatre, Pegasus, as our son was involved backstage.

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Conscience: Taxes for Peace Not War Parliamentary Reception

March 2, 2016

Conscience: Taxes for Peace Not War would like to invite you to their Parliamentary reception on March 2nd which is to be hosted by Ruth Cadbury MP.

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Upcoming events

Blessed are the Peacemakers: Fr. John Dear on the Beatitudes

March 31, 2016

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Tuesday 16 February 2016

Sex and Sensibility

February 23, 2016

SEX AND SENSIBILITY: SALLY HITCHINER AND PETER TATCHELL IN CONVERSATION 23rd February, 6.30pm, Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 235, Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2H 8EP.

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16 Feb 2016

Critical vote in Oxfordshire as Council meets to set budget.

Oxfordshire County Councillors meet today to approve the 2016/7 amidst protests and a challenge from an independent councillor.

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16 Feb 2016

Decision day in Oxfordshire – will the Council be able to ratify its budget?

As I was travelling back from London yesterday, my husband, Chris, alerted me to a tweet from BBC Radio Oxford.

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16 Feb 2016

PCS union invites its members to join Stop Trident demo

The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) has backed a major anti-Trident demonstration which is due to take place in central London on 27 February.

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13 Feb 2016

US Defence Secretary admits British nukes are not independent

The US Defense Secretary has effectively admitted that the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons system is not independent.

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Can Enemies Become Friends?

March 12, 2016

The Anabaptist Network are hosting an important event on peace and reconciliation on the 12th March 2016.

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15 Feb 2016

UN reports record high casualities in Afghanistan during 2015

The United Nations has reported that Afghan hostilities in 2015 left more than 3,500 civilians dead, including an unprecedented number of children – one in four casualties over the past year was a child – and nearly 7,500 others wounded, making this the highest number of civilian casualties recorded.

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16 Feb 2016

Amnesty calls on Russian and Syria to end hospital attacks

Attacks on at least two medical facilities in Syria yesterday (15 February) are just the latest of scores of apparently deliberate attacks on hospitals, clinics and medical personnel being committed in flagrant violation of international humanitarian law, says Amnesty International .

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