Life

We are moving to Woodley We are moving to Woodley

After a couple of years of soul searching and wondering how our future will fit together... 

Libby’s first day at school Libby’s first day at school

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London Holiday London Holiday

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Live Blog

graham_doel: Don’t moan about going back to school, just be thankful you get such long holidays…  It doesn’t last (unless you become a teacher).

September 3, 2010: 7:43

graham_doel: Don’t moan about going back to school, just be thankful you get such long holidays… It doesn’t last (unless you become a teacher).

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graham_doel: @dsleathem Thanks. I had a good day.

September 1, 2010: 21:30

graham_doel: @dsleathem Thanks. I had a good day.

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graham_doel: No more Bill. Sniff. Still some things end, others start. First day tomorrow.

August 31, 2010: 22:03

graham_doel: No more Bill. Sniff. Still some things end, others start. First day tomorrow.

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Faith

My last articcle for the Church mag in Morecambe My last articcle for the Church mag in Morecambe

I thought long and hard about this article: I have thought for a while, “What do you write in the Messenger (church mag) that will continue to be distributed after you have left?” My problem is that I haven’t really come up with an answer. There are several options that face me: Do I write about some of the good things that have happened... [Read more of this review]

Bevans on Contextualisation Bevans on Contextualisation

Bevans approach to contextualisation is that all theology is a contextualised to some degree or another (Bevans 2002:3). He offers six models of contextual theology: Translation By the translation model, we do not mean a mere word-for word correspondence of, say, doctrinal language of one culture into doctrinal language of another. Rather we are concerned... [Read more of this review]

Schriter on Contextualisation Schriter on Contextualisation

Schriter talks about “local theologies” and offers three models: Translation, Adaption and Contextual. He justifies the use of a model as the means by which one may engage with theological reflection with some specific principles to help the individual approach the subject. Although he avoids using the terms contextual until the final model,... [Read more of this review]

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