Space in the City

May 2007

at the United Church, Jewry Street, Winchester
Wednesdays 12:30 – 13:00

After Anne Frank

Has the Holocaust changed anything?

2^nd May	Responsibility and Realism Revd Professor Michael Taylor, Emeritus Professor of Social Theology, University of Birmingham; former Director Christian Aid Professor Taylor’s talk (introduced by Denis Archdeacon) is now available here to play or download (15 Mb MP3)
9^th May	Issues of Conflict, Peace and Reconciliation Revd Pat Clegg, Deanery Missioner for Salisbury city deanery and a regular visitor to Israel and Palestine working for peace with justice
16^th May	Honoured being “Other” The challenge and opportunity of ours as an inter-ethnic and inter-cultural society Revd Arlington Trotman, Moderator of the Churches’ Commission for Migrants in Europe, and formerly Chief Executive of the Churches’ Commission for Racial Justice
23^rd May	A Survivor’s Story The experiences of Mina Willis, a Polish survivor of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen Trevor Baker, former TV weather presenter who knew Mina Willis through Southampton Synagogue

Wednesdays 12:30 – 13:00 : Admission free : Sandwiches available
Donations welcome

A Prayer of Desmond Tutu

Goodness is stronger than evil;
Love is stronger than hate;
Light is stronger than darkness;
Life is stronger than death;
Victory is ours through Him who loves us.

Amen

Do visit the exhibition ‘Anne Frank + you’ in the Great Hall – 3rd to 30th May

Space in the City is organised by members from the churches of St Lawrence with St Swithun, St Peter’s and the United Church.