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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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Balazs Csernus, Community Development Manager, St Mary's Islington Photo GK 'Oxford to Cambridge with a Camel' - Charity walk for camel-based nomad schools in Northern Kenya, with Graham Kings, Joseph Galgalo and friends, June 1999 Graham Kings with Rowan Williams, David Stancliffe (left) and Stephen Conway (right), Graham and Alison Kings with Kate and Roger Tolson (Churchwarden) Photo Victor Virdi Borana mother and child, Bubisa, 1990 Photo GK Mount Kenya from St Andrew's College, Kabare with staff houses 1985 Photo GK Good Fri 2007 Zimbabwean sculpture buried at St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage Dr Emma Wild-Wood asks a question