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In an era of extremism, Howard Grace reflects on the need to move beyond being trapped in our national narratives.
A report is available of a visit to Northern Ireland and England by a group of six young professionals from Iraq in 2008.
'Passion to change the world can come from two sources. It can come from deep hatred and bitterness or it can come from love
It is often challenging to deal with a conflict, and even harder to have more than one to deal with. says Elina Sarkisian.
A Nottingham-based community project is empowering young people in Nottingham.
'I thought life was great, that the world was my oyster and that it would go on for ever. But there was a problem.'
Oilman whose Christian faith gave him the belief that industry should be a moral force in society
Cornishman who founded the Agora Christian community in St Petersburg, Russia.
Dr Ken Stewart, saw distinguished service with the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) in Europe during World War II.
Kenneth Lindsay was closely involved with MRA's Westminster Theatre in London
The Nairobi Chamber Chorus is in Britain to perform in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Pageant at Windsor Castle, May 2012
Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations, closed the 2013 business forum in Caux, Switzerland, on 19 July.
The Archbishop of Canterbury invited the final phase of the Faith in Leadership course to Lambeth Palace on 5 Nov.
The Times newspaper's list of '50 greatest sports books' includes, 'Hit hard and enjoy it', by the late T C 'Dickie' Dodds
Halifax Bank of Scotland whistleblower Paul Moore launched his new book 'Crash Bank Wallop' in IofC's London centre
UNHCR revealed in 2017 that the number of people displaced by conflict had reached the highest recorded levels.
The Times' website, under its faith section, reported the launch of Michael Henderson's book No Enemy to Conquer in March 2010.
A new online resource for educators of refugees and migrants was launched in Turkey on 23 March 2017.
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