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INFORMATION ABOUT PAST CONFERENCES
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20th - 22nd June 2008 - Dovedale House, Derbyshire
A beautiful mind?
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Both our speakers were from
L'Abri Fellowship |
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Stefan Lindholm is Swedish and moved to England together with his wife, Lois, to work at L'Abri Fellowship in 2005.
He has studied philosophy and theology at Lund University and currently he is doing his PhD in post-reformation christology at Stavanger school of missions, Norway.
Stefan spoke on The importance of intellectual virtues (listen here)
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Andrew Fellows was born in Canada to English parents. He came back to the UK
23 years ago. Since then he has gained a wife, four children and lots of pets.
For seven years he pastored a church in the North of England.
For the last thirteen years he has lived and worked at L'Abri Fellowship.
Andrew spoke on Cultivating a Christian mind
and Integrating the mind and the imagination
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You might like to ponder the questions
that we tackled in discussion groups! |
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22nd-24th June 2007 - Dovedale House, Derbyshire
Excellence in Christ?
Guest speaker:
Dr Vinoth Ramachandra is the Secretary for Dialogue & Social Engagement (Asia)
for the International Fellowship of
Evangelical Students, and is based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. His
publications include Faiths in Conflict? Christian Integrity in a
Multicultural World, Gods That Fail: Modern Idolatry & Christian
Mission and The Scandal of Jesus.
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Two other speakers who had attended as participants in the past... |
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Nicole Maturen was expecting to finish her PhD in evolutionary biology from
the University of Michigan... soon! Based at
the Natural History Museum, London, studying the evolution
and development of petals and leaves in several species of plants.
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Chris Watkin did his PhD in contemporary French and post-modern
philosophy. In October '07 he took up a research fellowship at
Magdalene College, Cambridge, studying the 'turn to religion' in
Continental thought. |
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23-25th June 2006 - Dovedale House, Derbyshire
Disciplined for discipleship?
- following Christ as a postgrad
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24-26th June 2005 - Dovedale House, Derbyshire
Ready? Salted?
Dr Michael Schluter from the Jubilee Centre, Cambridge, sharing on how Christians can change communities from within,
particularly with reference to academia.
Rev Peter Lewis from Cornerstone Church, Nottingham, expounding the Biblical themes of salt and light.
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18-20th June 2004 - Dovedale House, Derbyshire
Turning the world upside down
Prof Bob White, Professor of Geophysics, University of Cambridge.
Bob has just written a book with one of last year's speakers, Denis Alexander:
Beyond Belief: Science, Faith and Ethical Challenges (ISBN 0745951414).
Bob will be speaking on our topic with the perspective of a scientist. |
Dr Alan Storkey, author, economist, former lecturer at Oak Hill Theological College in London, and
both co-founder and Chair of the Movement for Christian Democracy. Alan will be speaking from
the perspective of the social sciences. |
Kirstin Johnson comes from Canada, but is currently researching into the spirituality of the
Victorian author George Macdonald at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, in
The Institute of Theology, Imagination and the Arts,
a research institute drawing together academics from various
disciplines (visual arts, dance, drama, maths,
politics, music, literature, etc). She will be tackling our topic from an arts viewpoint.
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Revd David Rowe,
Rector of Wilford, Nottingham, who is also a regular
speaker at the Keswick Convention. David will be offering us Biblical exposition on
our theme. |
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27-29th June 2003 - Dovedale House, Derbyshire
Transforming the mind
Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra is the Secretary for University Mission and
Social Engagement in Asia for the International Fellowship of
Evangelical Students, and is based in Colombo, Sri Lanka. His
publications include Faiths in Conflict? Christian Integrity in a
Multicultural World, Gods That Fail: Modern Idolatry & Christian
Mission and The Scandal of Jesus.
Dr. Denis Alexander is the head of the Molecular Immunology
Programme at the Babraham Institute. He the author of Rebuilding the
Matrix: Science and Faith in the 21st Century and editor of Science
and Christian Belief.
Roy McCloughry is the director of Kingdom Trust and is the author of
Living in the Presence of the Future and Making a World of Difference:
Christian Reflections on Disability, and editor of Belief in Politics.
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