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Mission Theology UK Seminar Elizabeth Joy Oct 2016

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Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and Elizabeth Joy +
Elizabeth Joy giving her seminar paper +
Elizabeth Joy giving her seminar paper +
Graham Kings chairing the discussion +
Hilary Garang, Bishop of Malakal, South Sudan, on a Mission Theology project sabbatical that term at Ridley Hall, Cambridge +
Stephanie Haydock (Tearfund) and Evie Vernon (USPG) discuss the seminar paper +
Bruce Gillingham and Zachary Guiliano discuss the seminar paper +
Anne Richards and Janice Price discuss the seminar paper +
Graham Kings and Elizabeth Joy +
Hilary Garang, Andrew Wheeler and Jordan Hylden listening to Ellizabeth Joy's seminar paper +
Elizabeth Joy answering questions +
 
 
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Elizabeth Joy, PhD student at King'g College, London University, gave a Mission Theology in the Anglican Communion paper, 'This is my body, this is my blood: Implications for Mission Theology from a Dalit Perspective', on 11 Oct 2016 at Lambeth Palace and 2 Nov 2016 at Durham University. Photos: Claire Reynolds and GK.

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Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, Seoul choir Graham Kings being prayed for by traditional and church elders, Lukura, Kajo-Keji, South Sudan, 2014 Door of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem Graham with Jung-Sook Lee, President of Torch Trinity Graduate University, Seoul Rod and Joanne Green: Rod was Community Development Manager at St Mary's, and later ordained at St Paul's, Thomas Key Jung explains the formation of the Korean alphabet, which was simplified by the 15 century King Sejong, and his chosen scholars, written on the base of his statue, in the central square of Seoul. Fulcrum Conference 2005 Inciting Insight:Holy Spirit St Mary Islington South aisle of Canterbury Cathedral - Graham Kings photo