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 Thursday: 10am 

St Andrew's United
Reformed Church


Frognal Lane
Hampstead
London
NW3 7DY

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Holocaust Drama to Question God   << back
God will be ‘put on trial’ by a group of Auschwitz prisoners
God will be ‘put on trial’ by a group of Auschwitz prisoners in a new TV drama by the Catholic screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce. For his latest project, the Liverpudlian author chooses a moment when prisoners facing death consider forsaking their faith and accuse God of breaking covenant with his chosen people. God on Trial is currently being filmed in Glasgow, starring Sir Antony Sher and Rupert Graves, and will be screened on BBC2 later this year. Millions, Cottrell Boyce’s best known previous work, also focused on the relationship of the spiritual and physical world through its child character’s friendship with the saints.

Source: Baptist Times (24/1)
31 Jan 2008
 



Youth News


Westminster Interfaith Pilgrimage for Peace
(14 Feb 2009)
24th Annual Multifaith Pilgrimage for Peace -  Sat, 6th June 2009
A great family fun event

Church children keep adults to task
(08 Jul 2008)
When adults bend their minds to weighty issues at the General Assembly of the United Reformed Church in Edinburgh (July 11-14), they’ll have the help of children to keep them to task.

Camden Youth Council Elections
(31 Jan 2008)
Camden's young people go to the polls to elect the first-ever Youth Council for the borough.

Camden youth have their say
(31 Jan 2008)
DOZENS of new youth projects have been given the green light by a panel of young people, which is working to decide how best to spend more than £100,000 in government funding to benefit Camden's youth.

Ex-Offender wins national Justice Award
(23 Jan 2008)
A schools programme ran by an ex-offender is the winner of the Outstanding contribution to tackling youth crime award in the 2007 National Justice Awards.

Youth Project sees Crime Plummet
(22 Jan 2008)
Christian-led education project won National Youth Justice award after it slashed youth crime in a London borough by 58.5 per cent year-on-year.