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Summer Lunchtime Lectures 2010
20th August
Cherishing the earth -
Margot and Martin Hodson
13th August
Clean Technology -
Felix von Schubert
RECORDING
6th August
Transition Bath - Peter
Andrews RECORDING
30th July
Job -
Dr John Bimson RECORDING
23rd July
Proverbs - Revd Sonja
Arnold RECORDING
16th July
Ecclesiastes - Dr John
Jarick RECORDING
9th July
Wisdom in the Psalms -
Revd Dr Ernest C Lucas
RECORDING
2nd July
Faith in change - Dr Rick
James
25th June
Faith in development -
Prof. John Hailey RECORDING
18th June
William Gladstone - Dr
John Wroughton
RECORDING
11th June
William Wilberforce -
John Wroughton
RECORDING
Lent Lectures 2010
February 22nd
Preparing for Death
RECORDING
SLIDES
Nigel Rawlinson
Nigel Rawlinson is an
Anglican priest who works in a "workplace ministry" as a doctor,
both in A&E at the Bristol Royal Infirmary and in Dorothy House
Hospice. He is a member of All Saints Church, Weston, Bath.
March 1st
Assisted Suicide
RECORDING
SLIDES
Andrew Goddard
Andrew Goddard is Tutor in
Ethics at Trinity College, Bristol. His is also editor of the
Anglican theological journal Anvil and a member of the Church of
England's Faith and Order Advisory Group. His publications
include A Pocket Guide to Ethical Issues (Lion, 2006)
March 8th
RECORDING
Living with Loss
Linda Blair
Linda Blair is a secular
clinical psychologist who has written columns in The Guardian
and in Psychologies magazine. Alongside her work as a writer and
broadcaster she maintains a practice as a cognitive therapist in
Bath. Her books include Straight Talking (Piatkus, 2008)
March 15th
Loss and God
RECORDING
HANDOUT
David Runcorn
David Runcorn is an Anglican
priest who has worked at different times as a vicar, theological
trainer and, most recently as Ministry Development Director in
the Diocese of Lichfield. He now works 'free range' as a writer,
spiritual director, retreat leader and conference speaker. His
numerous publications in the field of spirituality include
Rumours of Life:Transforming Wounded People (SPCK, 2006)
March 22nd
IVF & Stem Cells
RECORDING
SLIDES
Lee Rayfield
Lee Rayfield is an ordained
scientist who has been Bishop of Swindon since June 2005.
He was a member of the UK
Gene Therapy Advisory Committee from 2000-2009 and,
as a Bishop, has
assisted the Church of England to reflect on its response to a
range of challenging ethical issues. Dr Rayfield has over thirty
publications in scientific journals
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