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Showing posts with label USPG High Leigh 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USPG High Leigh 2011. Show all posts
30 June 2020

A new Anglican province
is formed in Egypt
and across North Africa

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Patrick Comerford with Archbishop Mouneer Anis at a recent USPG conference in High Leigh Patrick Comerford The Province of Alexandria ...
28 March 2012

Poems for Lent (33): ‘Affliction’ by George Herbert

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‘My thoughts are all a case of knives, / Wounding my heart / With scattered smart …’ George Herbert’s consoling words recall a night of nigh...
21 August 2011

A window tells the tragic story that inspired a novelist

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The East Window in Kenure Parish Church remembers Mary Ellen Peel who died in 1863, ten days after the birth of her baby daughter (Photograp...
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08 August 2011

New USPG leader emphasises Church-to-Church relationships

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The new Chief Executive and General Secretary of USPG, Mrs Jeanette O’Neill (right) with the Revd Dr Alan McCormack (left), USPG council mem...
22 June 2011

Building on the work of the saints who have gone before and the legacy they have left

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The new Chief Executive and General Secretary of USPG, Mrs Jeanette O’Neill (centre) with Patrick Comerford and Linda Chambers de Bruijn of ...

Remaining ‘faithful, viable and sustainable’ through the changes

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Ringing out the changes for USPG ... High Leigh Conference Centre, near Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire Patrick Comerford There were warm tributes ...
21 June 2011

Houses with history in Hoddesdon

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Walking back to High Leigh in the mid-summer sunshine (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2011) Patrick Comerford I am staying the High Leig...

‘The world wants to see the Gospel in action and not just to hear about it’

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The High Leigh Conference Centre in Hertfordshire ... the venue for the USPG conference, ‘Pushing boundaries’ (Photograph: Patrick Comerford...

Pushing boundaries ... in mission and in the Middle East

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Patrick Comerford with Bishop Mouneer Anis of Cairo at the USPG conference, ‘Pushing boundaries,’ in High Leigh Patrick Comerford This y...
20 June 2011

Pushing boundaries in the home of Dick Turpin

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The centre of Hoddeson ... a charming town in the Lea Valley, with timber-framed Tudor inns, market stalls and interesting shops and cafés (...

‘The Challenge of a Secular Age’ in Cambridge

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Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge in the sunshine this morning ... the venue for this year’s summer school of the Institute for Orthodox Chri...