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Police Apology to Alison Richardson
SEC media reports for BUC news on Metropolitan Police Detective Sergeant Nick Westwood's public apology to Alison Richardson at Greenwich Seventh-day Adventist church.
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Tyler Saunders - Paralympic Athlete
A son of Chiswick church, Tyler Saunders was born with just one leg. However that has not stopped him competing in Basketball. He was just three points short of making it into this year’s Paralympic Basketball team but now heading to Germany where he will play professionally and plans to represent Britain at the 2016 Paralympics in Brazil.
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Recession proofing women and families
Sandra Golding shares her top recession proofing tips at the "Hand Maid for Ministry" conference.
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President's Report 2012
With the glow of the Olympics and the Queen's diamond Jubilee both fading into the distant memory, Ian Sweeney, President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland, still believes there is a ‘feel good’ factor within the British public and within the Church he loves.
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Lawrence Geraty Interview
Throughout his life Dr Lawrence Geraty has faced, and graciously dealt, with issues of diversity. Asked to speak on the subject, “Diversity, friend or foe?” at a recent Newbold College Diversity Seminar he clearly emphasised the positives. Kirsten Oster-Lundqvist asked him Why?
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Adventist Church 150 Years
Tuesday, 21 May saw the 150th birthday of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, officially organised by twenty delegates on 21 May 1863. The 17 million member church that now encompasses the globe in its mission and outreach started from very small beginnings ... but where does the future now lie? We asked Pastor Ian Sweeney, President of the Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland.
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C S Lewis - 50th anniverary of his death
Dr Debbie Higgens is not just a fan of CS Lewis, she is the on-site director of 'The Kilns', Lewis' former home. Fifty years on from his death on 22 November 1963, Debbie will be among the guests at a special Westminster Abbey service where his name will be added to those celebrated in the poet's corner. Debbie is both the first Adventist and the first academic to be on site warden at the Kilns. In this interview she shares how Lewis had a profound influence on her life… and the life of thousands of others.
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Not Tired but Energised!
Church at its best will transform communities. In 'Not Tired but Energised', Pastor Ian Sweeney, President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland shares just a few examples of how that is happening -- in a formerly derelict community hall, in the life of a former drug abuser and Satanist, in the lives of young people, and on the streets of London.
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Women of Virtue
The principles of the 'women of virtue' in Proverbs 31 are still alive today - and highlighted in a Conference organised by Sharon Platt-McDonald, Women's Ministries, Health and Disability Awareness director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland.