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Good Fri Procession 2007, Upper St to St Mary's

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Good Fri 2007 Tim Philips in N1 Centre Islington Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Tim Philips under halo of N1 Centre Islington Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Tim Philips Upper St Islington Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Tim Philips with Psalm Drummers Upper St slington Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Cross on crossing Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Cross in St Mary's porch Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Cross and Zimbabwean sculpture connected St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 local congregations Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 local congregations in St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 congregation flinging their sins on to the cross Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Zimbabwean sculpture Pilate washing his hands St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage +
Zimbabwean sculpture 1960 unknown artist, St Mary's Islington, photo Barry Dunnage +
Zimbabwean sculpture 1960 unknown artist, St Mary's Islington, photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Cross pointing to Zimbabwean sculpture at St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Zimbabwean sculpture buried at St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage +
Good Fri 2007 Graham Kings preaching at St Mary's Photo Barry Dunnage +
 
 
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Plenary Graham with Hilary Garang, Bishop of Makalak, in Malakal 2012 Good Friday 2006 St Mary's Church lifting the Cross with our sins tied to it Photo Barry Dunnage Ein Kerem traditional site of the Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth and of the birth of John the Baptist Elsa Tamez, Professor at Latin American Biblical Uni, Costa Rica Gustavo Oliveira and Ronaldo Sales Ecumenical guests, who are members of the Anglican Consultative Council meeting in Lusaka, Zambia, with the Archbishop of Canterbury. Rev Dr David Joy, Professor of New Testament at United Theological College, Bangalore, giving his paper on Contextual Mission in India at the Ecumencial Christian Centre, Bangalore