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The Arabic version of the award winning documentary film 'The Imam and the Pastor' was launched in Lebanon on 27 March 2009.
Amina Khalid, Project Manager for the Sustainable Communities Programme, gave a keynote speech in the Portuguese Parliament.
Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, vice chairman of the UN Global Compact, warned against the corrosive effect of corruption.
A Self Leadership Initiative was set up by Gemma Perkins in 2014 as a training organisation to help young people develop skills.
Edward Peters, from Oxford, England, was with Rajmohan Gandhi on his Voyage of dialogue and discovery in South Africa.
Sir Iqbal Sacranie, founding secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain, spoke of the common values in Britain
Peter Vickers, Chairman of Vickers Oils, Leeds, spoke about change in his family business.
Lifestyle as well as poverty affect the spread of HIV/AIDS, says a Ghanaian consultant for the WHO
Mike Smith, author and former Head of Business Programmes at IofC UK, thanked contributors to his book, Leading with Integrity.
Lebanese peace activists visit Northern Ireland and mainland Britain.
Leslie Lilly was a diesel engine development engineer for D-Day landing craft.
Corruption is a huge threat to human security, especially in Africa, writes Ann Njeri.
Howard Grace, together with IofC organised a tour for Letlapa Mphahlele to town and cities across England.
Life and Work, the magazine of the Church of Scotland, reviewed The Fullness of Life; Reflections on the Lord's Prayer
Lawyer, Joseph Karanja has never forgotten the poor and dispossessed in his home area of Eldoret, Kenya
Listening Roadshows create honest, safe spaces that allow communities to connect and listen to one another following Brexit.
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