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ISSUE 30
January - February 2005

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4	FIRST WORD – Martin Stone
4	THE END AND BEYOND - David Deeks
5	LETTERS
5	CHARLIE SCOTT
6	NEWS
8	INTER FAITH
9	INTERVIEW - Claire Tickell
10	LIVING THROUGH – goodbyes
11	OUT AND ABOUT - Oxford Place Methodist Centre, Leeds.
14	MEDIA - How do newspapers react to Methodism?
15	TRADE JUSTICE - Make Poverty History
18	METHODIST FAMILY - The Macdonalds
20	PRAYER - The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
22	UNITING IN VISION - The Anglican-Methodist Covenant one year on
24	GROWING IN FAITH - Books for Lent
25	METHODIST PIONEERS - Sir Robert W Perks
26	LISTINGS
27	CROSSWORD
28	CAMPAIGN - Christian Blind Mission
28	LIFELONG LEARNING - The West Sussex Bible Correspondence College
29	CREATIVE ARTS - Labyrinth Meditations
30	HYMN - Beset by change, but Spirit-led!

Features

GARDENS INSPIRE
SPIRITUAL PEACE

Katy Hounsell-Robert explores the benefits of being out in the garden.

A STORY FOR OUR TIMES

Rob Cotton writes about a Bible Society campaign that used an EastEnders story line as a vehicle for creating openness towards the Bible.

TO INTEGRATE THE SPIRITUAL AND THE MATERIAL

Katy Hounsell-Robert meets
the Rt Hon Paul Boateng MP
who believes fervently that we
cannot know wholeness until
we integrate the spiritual and
the material.

Sample extracts from the current issue:

The Anglican-Methodist Covenant - one year on
(pdf 280K)

To Integrate the Spiritual and the Material
(pdf 112K)

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