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Inaugural Lecture Graham Kings Lambeth July 2016

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Silvia Dimitrova, Professor David Ford, Silvia's daughter and Archbishop Justin +
Graham Kings with the Revd Dr Pervaiz Sultan, who gave a response to the lecture +
Graham Kings, Professor David Ford, Silvia Dimitrova, The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Canon Philip Mounstephen, The Revd Dr Pervaiz Sultan Photo Lambeth Palace +
The Rt Revd Nigel Stock introduces the lecture +
Silvia Dimitrova reads the Biblical text +
Graham Kings lecturing +
Professor David Ford chairs the discussion +
Attendees contemplate the painting +
Attendees contemplate the painting +
Dr Emma Wild-Wood asks a question +
Silvia Dimitrova explains the process of the paintings +
Christopher Sugden asks a question +
Archdeacon Jane Steen asks a question +
Professor Kirsteen Kim asks a question +
Pervaiz Sultan responds to a question +
Barbara Britton, mother of Alison Kings, and Katie Kings at the reception +
Attendees enjoy drinks after the lecture +
Graham Kings with Tim Ingram and Christopher McCann +
Vernon and Hilda Davies +
Stephen Godsell, Philip Mounstephen and Andrew Norman at the reception +
David Ford, Andy Wheeler, Kirsteen Kim, Clare Amos, Chris Wright, Emma Wild-Wood, Pervais Sultan at the reception +
Christopher Wright and Chris Sugden, seated at the reception +
Reception after the lecture +
Reception after the lecture +
 
 
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On 13 July 2016, Graham gave the Inaugural Lecture of the Mission Theology in the Anglican Communion project at Lambeth Palace, 'Sarah the Mother of Mission: Exposition of Genesis 18 and the Painting by Silva Dimitrova'. Dr Pervais Sultan gave a response and Professor David Ford chaired the discussion. Photos: Claire Reynolds

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