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This seminar will more practically consider how to go about equipping children with a biblical worldview, both in the home and the local church.
What we do with money reveals what we think of God, whether we’re loaded down with student debt or living it up with a graduate salary. Where does God fit in?
Come and find out about career opportunities and challenges in the Christian care sector.
How do we find a Christian contentment when times are good and is contentment even possible when times are hard? What are the consequences for us if we don’t learn these lessons and how can we encourage one another to find our joy in Christ?
Are Christians supposed to take all of the Old Testament literally? Does it matter whether events are historical or not? Is there any evidence for the historical reliability of the Old Testament?
“There is no hope of improvement…” How do you care for someone who will never get better?
We’ll listen to Psalm 71, where we hear these words: “Do not cast me away when I am old; do not forsake me when my strength is gone.” (Psalm 71.9). How are we doing in our churches in caring for those who are older? What does that involve?
Mooncoin, are North Wales’s busiest and most popular ceilidh band. Their repertoire comprises popular dances, music and songs from the British Isles and beyond. Their ‘caller’, Emerald, is ready to walk dancers through the steps and call out the moves to the band’s rhythmic and infectious music.
We will discuss the urgent need for appropriate Christian responses to contemporary threats to our heritage of freedom and faith, remembering the words of the Anglican Archbishop of Jos, in Nigeria: ‘If you do not fight these battles now, your grandchildren will have to fight the battles you have not had the courage to fight’.
An historical overview looking at how Christians have used and engaged with art and culture. This session is for anyone interested in the arts.
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