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Editorial:
"There's Nothing New About Change"
Anna Rankin
Comment:
Embracing the Stranger
Denise Wright
From
the Director: Change and Decay – so what's new?
David W Porter
Alwyn
Thomson
Ethel White
A
Changing Church
Chris Easton
Women,
the Church and Change
Lesley Carroll
Interview
with Noel Fallows: Multi-cultural Church Life
Anna Rankin
Urban
Grit
Ken Groves
Higher
Throne
Keith
Getty & Kristyn Lennox
2003
Conference: Reconciliation – Illusion or Elusive?
What's
Jesus got to do with Forgiveness?
Stuart Noble
Review:
Lost in Translation
Gareth Higgins
Review:
The Church Beyond the Congregation by James Thwaites
Claire Martin
Review:
A Time for Mission by Samuel Escobar
Ben
Walker
Review:
Against the Stream by David W Smith
Cheryl
Reid
Review:
Evangelicalism and National Identity in Ulster, 1921-1998 by Patrick
Mitchel
David Hewitt
Review:
I was a teenage Catholic by Malachi O'Doherty
Fran
Porter
NEWS
John Keiss
In Belfast since September 2003, John Kiess comes to us from Dartmouth,
Massachusetts. He attended the University of Virginia, where he majored
in Political and Social Thought and wrote a thesis on the theology of
Dietrich Bonhoeffer. During his time at UVA, John volunteered at 'Abundant
Life', a community development project in Charlottesville's Prospect neighbourhood.
After graduating, he moved there to work full-time. His responsibilities
included writing grants, overseeing a number of programs for youth, asset-development
for adults, and grassroots organizing. John is currently a George J. Mitchell
Scholar studying Comparative Ethnic Conflict at Queen's University. Here
at ECONI, he is working with our director, David Porter, on a number of
public theology initiatives. John will go on to study theology at Cambridge
University in the Autumn.
Margreet van Boheemen
Margreet van Boheemen is 22 years old and is a student at Utrecht University
in the Netherlands. As a part of her course in International Affairs and
Conflict Studies, Margreet will be on a placement as Learning Assistant
with ECONI for four months – until the end of May. Margreet writes,
'I am very happy to be in Northern Ireland and working with ECONI, who
do practical work in reconciliation and peacebuilding which is my field
of study. I am looking forward to working from a Christian point of view
and to seeing something of what can actually be done to bring real peace
closer.'
IFES Ireland move
in
International Fellowship
of Evangelical Students (IFES) Ireland are now sharing office space
with ECONI in Howard House. To Sally Patty, Administrator in the Belfast
office and all the staff workers a warm welcome from ECONI.
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