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St Andrew's United
Reformed Church
Frognal Lane
Hampstead
London
NW3 7DY
Tel: 020 7435 7920
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News ArchivesMain NewsDiscussion group: Living the Questions << back
An open minded exploration of Christian faith which does not give answers, or is afraid to be critical of orthodox belief.
(Probably on Sunday afternoons or evenings - dates still to be finalised)
An open minded exploration of Christian faith which does not give answers, or is afraid to be critical of orthodox belief. Participants can interact with one another to explore what is next for Christianity. A series of discussions introduced by liberal scholars on video. The sessions will be preceded by a simple meal. Notes are available for each session.
If there are sufficient participants the sessions will be arranged for Sunday afternoon or evening at St. Andrew's on dates to be arranged. If you would like to take part please contact Donald Macarthur on 0208 965 1885 or macartd@aol.com Or using our contacts page (Intended both for Church members/friends and any other outside participant.) 17 Jan 2009
Youth NewsWestminster 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.
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