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Brave New World? Faithful Living in times of Change March 17th 2018
What does it mean to be a Christian in the midst of our changing world? How do we live prophetically in a time of political turbulence, social upheaval and climate change?
'Brave New World? Faithful living in a time of change', is an opportunity to discuss challenges, fears and hopes for the future of our communities, nations and world with keynote speakers Stella Creasy MP and Peter Oborne, columnist at the Daily Mail.

A light lunch and refreshments throughout the day will be provided.

This is a FREE event. However, we estimate that the cost of lunch and refreshments for one person is £10. If you can contribute towards this, or even cover someone else's cost too, there will be an opportunity to donate on the day.
17 March 2018, 10am — 4pm
Manchester Central Hall, Manchester
Book your ticket here to avoid disappointment.

Read Madalena's blog on why we need to discuss a 'Brave New World'

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