A Christian Attitude to the State — An Indian Perspective
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A Christian Attitude to the State — An Indian Perspective...
A Christian Perspective on the Family
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A Christian Perspective on the Family by Vinay Samuel Transformation...
Freedom Vs. Equality : A Reflection
1. In Transformational Development practice I have often faced this challenge. Do we shape our programmes with equality as the key drive and so...
Death, Injustice, Resurrection and Transformation
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Death, Injustice, Resurrection and Transformation by Chris Sugden Transformation 2005...
The wounds still bleed after Kandhamal
The wounds still bleed after Kandhamal
JOHN DAYAL New Delhi, India
Church of England Newspaper 12 October 2018
Sister M. is how we identify her. Ten years...
The Church and the Child – A Theological Reflection
Much has been said about the “ecclesial deficit” among evangelical, bible believing Christians. Evangelical commitment to evangelism, to leading individuals including children to a...
Rethinking Inter-religious Dialogue for our Times
For the December public lecture by Zoom of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life, Rev Dr Peniel Rajkumar, the Progamme Executive for...
A Christmas Message from South Sudan – Archbishop Moses Deng
24th December 2017 2:41 pm by Hassan John.
The author, Archbishop Moses Deng, is a participant in the OCRPL/Stellenbosch University Ph D Programme.
It is a phrase that you...
‘Lost Boy of Sudan’: a rebel and now a Bishop
This is the story of Bishop Zechariah Manyok Biar, Suffragan Bishop of Wanglei in the Episcopal Church of Sudan
Christian Ministry under Persecution – Most Rev Dr Benjamin Kwashi
Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life Public Lecture given by zoom Friday July 29th at 12 noon GMT.
