June Newsletter 2011
Added Tuesday 29th November 2011
A meal with a difference, p2 Impressions of the AGM & formal report, p2-5 Letter from the chair p5 A perspective on the eternal p6In this section you will discover a range of Resources relating to progressive Christianity – audio and visual material, conference talks, worship ideas, books and DVDs to borrow and much more. Just click on the headings in the list and explore! Select a Category from the sidebar to find particular resources.
If you know of suitable resources which can be included on our website, please let us know.
Added Tuesday 29th November 2011
A meal with a difference, p2 Impressions of the AGM & formal report, p2-5 Letter from the chair p5 A perspective on the eternal p6Added Monday 7th November 2011
This article by Andrew Parker (website http://bibleincartoons.co.uk/) was written over a year ago for a church magazine in Suffolk butAdded Friday 28th October 2011
As a result of the consultation carried out in September 2011, the PCN trustees have put together a three year plan. Progress will beAdded Friday 14th October 2011
PCN Britain has prepared this checklist for local groups thinking of organising a conference or seminar under the PCN banner. It covers allAdded Thursday 22nd September 2011
David Sorrill was a longstanding member of PCN Britain. Sadly he passed away in May 2011. David was writing a book about his faith journeyAdded Friday 9th September 2011
It is PCN Britain’s policy to produce a review of progress every three years and to invite members, through a questionnaire, to suggestAdded Wednesday 31st August 2011
This four lecture series from Dominic Crossan is available as a DVD. It has been reviewed by three PCN members and their comments areAdded Wednesday 31st August 2011
Having written the book of the same title, Bishop Spong has now produced an hour long lecture which has been filmed by Living theAdded Wednesday 27th July 2011
John Dominic Crossan's work on Christian history challenges us to rethink what Jesus meant to those who knew him while he was alive. WeAdded Monday 25th July 2011
Anyone is welcome to submit material for inclusion in the Liturgy section. We welcome individual prayers and hymns as well as "complete"Page 23 of 27