September 2010 Newsletter
Added Tuesday 2nd November 2010
Philip Sudworth challenges progressive Christians to engage with the unchurched and not to waste time trying to breach the Maginot line of traditional church teaching. He wants a change of agenda from doctrinal wrangling to acts of love; opportunities to share our faith should be earned through actions and attitudes. Tim Hinds appreciates Walter Wink's latest take on Jesus as a social revolutionary, and there are reports on this year’s St Deiniol’s PCN residential and PCN’s stall at Greenbelt. Chris Avis reviews theologian, Marcus Borg’s first attempt as a novelist and Hugh Dawes sounds a warning that the historical Jesus may be a reflection of our own liberal leanings and we should not ignore the lessons of Jesus approach to death.