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Introduction to the 2000 seminar series
1 - The experience of God 2 - Shared traditions: Different paths 3 - Glory and flesh: The spirituality of John's
gospel 4 - Setting the agenda for society: Whose role? 5 - City churches as spiritual powerhouses 6 - Ecumenical vespers for the vigil of Pentecost 7 - Looking back at the 20th century and forward to the
21st 8 - "The touches of sweet harmony" A celebration of JS Bach's
church music 9 - Homosexuality in Christian tradition 10 - Tour of Orthodox churches and their icons 11 - 'Two steps forward: one step back': Anglicans and Roman
Catholics in dialogue
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Note: All prices in the program include GSTWelcome to the year 2000 program of the Institute for Spiritual Studies. We are delighted to encourage long standing supporters to join with us again, and we welcome those who are considering participation for the first time. Our purpose is to offer a wide range of seminars at varying times. We seek to explore themes relating to the spiritual life in all its complexity. So we have sessions that challenge, inform, sustain, encourage. We have sessions that will feed heart, soul and mind. We will present some that will address issues that arouse differing responses, but which are of importance. All this is prepared and presented by the team based at St. Peter's, Eastern Hill, so ably led and chaired by Jan Gordon-Clark. The success of the 1999 program is a tribute to their hard work and their commitment to this vision. We will continue to seek to address these central concerns that lie at the intersection between spirituality and the actual living out of our lives. Any process which seriously encourages and stimulates~ this integration is surely positive. So you are welcome. Pass!this information on to others who may care to join in. We look forward to receiving bour registration-and seeing you at seminars.
Fr John Davis
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