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Issue No.100
21 May 2013
Main Story

Illuminating the word

Calligrapher Sue Hufton writes: This evening I have been with Susie Leiper and Sally Mae. We don't meet very often but there is a special bond between us, created in the six years we worked together as Saint John's Bible Scribes on a project which, as we acknowledged again tonight, changed our lives.

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Other Stories
Building no empires

Building no empires

Brian Draper describes the restless spirit of a generation.

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Good grief?

Good grief?

Stitching through the tears

When Jacqui's first husband Rob Frost died, she wasn't prepared for the knock out blow of grief. It was a very dark time in her life. Jacqui is a textile artist, and she used stitching as a way of expressing and dealing with her grief. The result - an exhibition and book, which are an extraordinary personal out pouring of sorrow and hope.

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Book reviews
Ready Or Not

Ready Or Not

This is a collection of stories, reflections, meditations, poems, songs and dialogues answering the question "In what ways are we, as adults, open to the wisdom that children in our midst share about God, faith, life and death and spirituality?".

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The Contented Life

The Contented Life

The Revd Robert Atwell, formerly a Benedictine monk, has written this sensitive and sensible book about spirituality and the gift of years. So often books on faith and growing older can be patronising and bewildering, but this is neither. It looks at growing older as something that can be celebrated rather than dreaded.

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God

God's Rich Pattern

Dr Lin Berwick MBE is a Methodist local preacher who was born with cerebral palsy. In this courageous and touching book we journey through the pattern of her life in God.

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Chavs

Chavs

This is a disturbing book, intended to disturb. It is carefully researched and well-written. Owen Jones explores how the working class has gone from "the salt of the earth" to "the scum of the earth", showing how the British working class has become an object of fear and ridicule.

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