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January 2021
Bibletrack seminar “New Creation part 1” Dr Tom Wright (DVD & facilitated discussion)
This Seminar will be on-line, via Zoom. After the DVD we plan to allow 30 minutes for discussion in break out groups, finishing about 11.30 am. For this Seminar we will be making a small charge of £2 per computer / tablet etc.. It will be essential for participants (1 ticket per laptop / computer etc) to book in advance through Eventbrite. Click here for Booking line for 'New Creation' part 1 This link will take you to the Eventbrite…
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Bibletrack seminar “New Creation part 2” Dr Tom Wright (DVD & facilitated discussion)
This Seminar will be on-line, via Zoom. After the DVD we plan to allow 30 minutes for discussion in break out groups, finishing about 11.30 am. For this Seminar we will be making a small charge of £2 per computer / tablet etc.. It will be essential for participants (1 ticket per laptop / computer etc) to book in advance through Eventbrite. Clck here for Booking Line for New Creation part 2 This link will take you to the Eventbrite…
Find out more »March 2021
Prof. Keith Elliott “What makes a book ‘holy scripture’?” (live lecture)
Professor Elliott will concentrate on the New Testament but will discuss why, for instance, the Gospel of Thomas or the so-called gnostic gospels (which Dan Brown relied on to claim that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene) are not ‘holy scripture’.
Find out more »April 2021
Revd Ian Parkinson (Leadership Specialist, CPAS) “For the equipping of the saints: the gift of Christian leadership” (live lecture)
Effectiveness in leadership is not measured so much by what any leader achieves but rather by whom they raise up and equip for service. The development and empowering of others certainly seems to have been a top priority for Jesus and those who followed after him. With particular reference to his example, in this session we will unpack the NT leadership emphasis on growing others in discipleship and ministry, and explore what this might mean for us today.
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