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Saturday, 6 September 2014

Sophia Hub update

Ros Southern writes:

"Here's hoping the lovely Jim Jarvie of SWESRS synagogue has sorted out the problem of the non working links.

Enterprise club speaker on Tues 9 Sept - Atakan Mercer - a new an successful design company start-up with a heart for collaboration with artists, philosophers, scientists..... info here, The new time is 12.45 - 2.30

Our anniversary! We are one year old and we have a participatory networking anniversary event on Tues 30 September 5.45- 8.30. info here

A brief report on the Seven Kings visit to Forest Gate's pop up market... info here

Know people who have pretty unformed start-up ideas who would like to join our Sophia Course? It's great for reflecting and then shaping an idea into a start-up or project with a good chance.

Thanks to Sue Howard for bringing the Map of Meaning to the enterprise club this week to help start-ups integrate with their values."

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Wednesday, 21 September 2011

Inter-faith conference and lecture

Tomorrow sees a conference on inter-faith relationship which will explore how Christians can relate and work with people of other faiths. 

Those attending will hear the example of Faithful Friends, an inter-faith project which has been building friendships between people of different faiths in Forest Gate. Delegates will also hear from Muslims, Sikhs and Hindus who have worked with Christians in Forest Gate. Speakers include, Dr Philip Lewis, Specialist on Christian-Muslim Relations, who will share with us the example of Bradford and the national scene.

The conference is hosted by Faithful Friends and Bishop David, the Bishop of BarkingVenue: Emmanuel Church, Forest Gate. Date: Thursday 22nd Sept, 2011. Time: 10.30a.m. – 3.30 p.m. To book (free) contact Revd Chigor Chike 0790 515 5494 or e mail chigor.chike@sky.com.

In a similar vein, The Revd Dr Toby Howarth, Secretary for Inter Religious Affairs to the Archbishop of Canterbury and National Inter Religious Affairs Adviser for the Church of England, will give the 2011 PEN lecture entitled ‘What do we bring to the party? The Mission of the Church in a Multi Faith Neighbourhood’ at St Marylebone parish church NW1 5LT on Monday 31st October 6.30 for 7.00pm. There will be a panel of respondents and time for questions as with last year's lecture.

Both are great opportunities to exchange ideas and to network with practitioners involved with inter-faith initiatives in London and across the country.

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Thea Gilmore - As I Went Out One Morning.