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Cracking sermon from John Cheeseman of Holy Trinity Eastbourne.  The text is 2 Corinthians 4:7-15 and the title is from JB Phillips' paraphrase of v9: "We are knocked down but we are never knocked out!"

A very encouraging word for those who are particularly struggling.

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Peter Mead and Ron Frost are thrilled to invite you to “Discover Cor Deo.”  (And Mike Reeves reckons you should go too!)

Among other things Cor Deo runs a training programme in which a small group of men join the mentors for an intensive full-time programme of study and ministry.

  • The first part of the programme is part-time, from September to January, involving assigned reading and three one-day conferences (attendance not required for participants coming from overseas).
  • The team then comes together for the full-time programme from February to July

On Saturday the 3rd of July there is a great opportunity to find out more about Cor Deo, the vision, the programme, the mentors, the details!  Get a taste of what makes Cor Deo distinct and discover if Cor Deo is for you.  You can even meet Peter and Ron in the flesh!

When? Saturday the 3rd of July, 10:30-3:30 (lunch included)

Cost? No charge, but it would be helpful if you let us know you are coming so we can reserve your place

Where? We are holding this meeting in The American Church / Whitefield Memorial Church in Tottenham Court Road, central London

Please click here for the invitation with more complete information.  Go here to Cor Deo's website.

For what it's worth, I think this looks an incredible opportunity.  If you're in a position to consider a year of ministry training, no matter where you are in the world, I can't think of a better way of pursuing it.

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A great talk by Helena Wilkinson on eating disorders.   A former sufferer herself, she brilliantly captures the many paradoxes at the heart of the sufferer.

This was just one talk given at a Big House conference on eating disorders in Northern Ireland.  Big House is a fantastic new organisation seeking to provide training for youth leaders and a safe place for youth to find help with difficult issues.  Please do check them out, especially if you're in the province.

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I've just posted a little advertisement for our Passion for Life mission events held later in the month.

If you scroll down and click the link within that post:  "What's On In Eastbourne" (as many times as you like!) I think it might help us ascend the search engine rankings.  Or something.  You'd think I'd be more web savvy wouldn't you...

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What's On In Eastbourne?

Join us for a week of free events from 26 March - 3 AprilFull details here.  Listings below...

We are a group of churches in Eastbourne opening our doors wide in the week running up to Easter.  We have well-known personalities, fascinating stories, engaging speakers and important issues - all welcome!

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Fri 26th March 10am:  Coffee with Carswell

Bishop Wallace Benn in conversation with author and speaker Roger CarswellAll Saints Centre

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Fri 26th March 8pm:  Can there be forgiveness?

PC Billy Burns forgave the man who shot him in the face.  With Roger CarswellAll Souls church

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Sat 27th March 8pm:  Real Science, Real Faith?

Geneticist, Professor Sam Berry & Rev. Dr Steve Jeffery discuss science and belief.  All Souls church

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Sun 28th March 8pm:  Is Christianity Good For The World?

Rev. Dr Mike Reeves on how the atheists are onto something!  Holy Trinity church

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Mon 29th March 8pm:  An evening with Fiona Castle

Widow of entertainer Roy Castle, in conversation with Rev. John CheesemanHoly Trinity church

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Tues 30th March 8pm:  Zimbabwe, cricket & faith: Henry Olonga

An evening with Henry Olonga, international cricketer and singer.  All Saints church

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Wed 31st March 1.10pm:  When Cancer Calls: Coping with Grief & Suffering

Listen & Lunch with Rev. David Bourne.   Holy Trinity church

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Wed 31st March 8pm:   An Evening with Jonathan Aitken

The politics, perjury and prison of Jonathan Aitken and how he found God in the depths.  All Saints church

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Sat 3rd April 3pm:  Touch Rugby for men & women, aged 11+

All ages, all abilities, men and women welcome.  Demonstration and coaching provided.  With half-time talk.  Gildredge Park

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What's On In Eastbourne?

Join us for a week of free events from 26 March - 3 AprilFull details here.  Listings below...

We are a group of churches in Eastbourne opening our doors wide in the week running up to Easter.  We have well-known personalities, fascinating stories, engaging speakers and important issues - all welcome!

.

Fri 26th March 10am:  Coffee with Carswell

Bishop Wallace Benn in conversation with author and speaker Roger CarswellAll Saints Centre

.

Fri 26th March 8pm:  Can there be forgiveness?

PC Billy Burns forgave the man who shot him in the face.  With Roger CarswellAll Souls church

.

Sat 27th March 8pm:  Real Science, Real Faith?

Geneticist, Professor Sam Berry & Rev. Dr Steve Jeffery discuss science and belief.  All Souls church

.

Sun 28th March 8pm:  Is Christianity Good For The World?

Rev. Dr Mike Reeves on how the atheists are onto something!  Holy Trinity church

.

Mon 29th March 8pm:  An evening with Fiona Castle

Widow of entertainer Roy Castle, in conversation with Rev. John CheesemanHoly Trinity church

.

Tues 30th March 8pm:  Zimbabwe, cricket & faith: Henry Olonga

An evening with Henry Olonga, international cricketer and singer.  All Saints church

.

Wed 31st March 1.10pm:  When Cancer Calls: Coping with Grief & Suffering

Listen & Lunch with Rev. David Bourne.   Holy Trinity church

.

Wed 31st March 8pm:   An Evening with Jonathan Aitken

The politics, perjury and prison of Jonathan Aitken and how he found God in the depths.  All Saints church

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Sat 3rd April 3pm:  Touch Rugby for men & women, aged 11+

All ages, all abilities, men and women welcome.  Demonstration and coaching provided.  With half-time talk.  Gildredge Park

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Classic Crabb

In 30 mins he covers the last ten years of his teaching: 'the narrow not broad road', 'the seven questions of spiritual theology', 'the Ecclesiastes-Job-Song of Songs cycle' and 'poets not chess players.'  (ht Jack Sturgeon)

For more on the seven questions of spiritual theology (which is basically an affective, trinitarian pastoral theology), download these two video talks:

Talk 1

Talk 2

You won't find them anywhere else on the web I don't think.  So download them now before it's taken down.

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Classic Packer

The bible is God preaching

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Classic Frost

Affective, anti-intellectualist, trinitarian theology and an endorsement of Rick McKinley (click here for his sermons)

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