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Sarum Centre for Theology, Imagination & Culture
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Theology Quest and Questions
Begins Tuesday 27 September, £6 per session
This series of Tuesday evening lectures aims to open the study of Christian theology to those who want to know what they believe, why they believe it, and whether they should keep on believing it.
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Ventures in Faith
Begins Monday 3 October, £3 per session
For the 16 to 30 age group, this series of fortnightly Monday evening lectures is for those who want to know more about the Christian faith; learn to ask the right sort of questions; think for themselves about God; understand the bible better and explore where faith may lead.
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Theology and Human Culture
Monday 3 to Thursday 6 October, N £300; R £460
Engage with the texts and practices of human culture and explore the relationship between theology and culture through creative and critical perspectives.
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Niblett Memorial Lecture: Reading Scripture Today
Saturday 15 October, free (advance booking required)
Professor Frances Young will explore what postmodernism means for reading scripture today. She will focus the issues by looking closely at how the Jewish scriptures were read by the author of the Epistle to the Hebrews, and how the Epistle itself was read by those who first regarded it as scripture.
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Sarum Centre for Leadership Learning
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Christian Faith and Leadership
Monday 10 to Thursday 13 October, N £300; R £460
Explore and analyse how theology and spirituality underpin and challenge an understanding of leadership within and outside faith-based contexts. Includes a seminar with Loveday Alexander and a public book launch on Tues 11 October.
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ESRC Seminar: The Development of Ethical Leaders
Friday 21 October, free (advance booking required)
This seminar is set in the broad context of concerns that the current syllabus underpinning the training and development of business leaders fails to take sufficient account of the ethical and moral implications of dominant narratives in economics and business thinking.
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Sarum Centre for Contemporary Spirituality
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Accompanying Others
Tuesday 18 October, £50
This day will help you reflect on your sense of vocation as an accompanier and outline some principles and pointers if you are considering further training in these areas.
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Sarum Centre for Liturgy and Worship
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Approaches to Liturgical Studies
Monday 3 to Thursday 6 October, N £300; R £460
An introduction to the sources and methods used by liturgical scholars in the evaluation of liturgical history and contemporary worship events.
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Sarum Centre for Formation in Ministry
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Ecclesiology
Saturday 1 October, £50
This study day will cover four main topics including origins and development; the changing church; systematic, pastoral and missional theologies of the church; and church structure and organisation.
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Mission and Evangelism
Saturday 15 October, £50
Examine the place of Christian ministry in God’s mission to the world by evaluating contemporary missiologies and contextual understandings of mission.
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Sarum Centre for Human Flourishing
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Lunchtime Concert: Arcangeli Harp Duo
Friday 7 October, £11 (£50 for the series of six)
Arcangeli Harp Duo, Jenny Broome and Helena de Rijke, perform music by Cesar Franck, Debussy, John Thomas and Bernard Andres.
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Sarum Singing Break 2016
Friday 7 to Sunday 9 October, N £110; R £190
For anyone who enjoys singing liturgical church music. The weekend includes rehearsals, and singing services in Butterfield Chapel and St. Thomas’s Church.
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Spiritual Insights of Anglo-Welsh Poetry
Friday 28 October, £50
This day will draw on the writings of George Herbert, Henry Vaughan and Wilfred Owen, amongst others, to offer theological insights and imaginative resources for personal spirituality, preaching and public ministry.
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Veganism and Human Flourishing
Saturday 29 October, £50
Practical reflection on the relationship between theology and our lifestyle choices. Can veganism offer a challenge to Christian theology and a solution to urgent ethical concerns?
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The Sarum College Bookshop September Bulletin includes the reviewed book of the month, ideas for Advent courses and details of new books hitting the shelves. Click here to read online or here to subscribe.
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Christ: The First 2000 Years
Thursday 8 September at 6.30pm, tickets £3
Book launch with Martyn Whittock. How has Christ been seen for the last two millenia? How was Jesus seen in the New Testament, and how did that view develop and change?
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Theological Reflection on Church Leadership
Tuesday 11 October at 5pm, tickets £3
This book launch with Loveday Alexander offers an important opportunity to hear from an authoritative figure in current debates about church leadership.
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• Programme Leader for Christian Spirituality
• Full-time Qualified Chef
Visit our website for background information, contact information, as well as how to apply and the relevant documents.
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