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Susannah Morgan
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Thought for the Week – Conversations with Nancy Willis

For Disability History Month, Susannah Morgan reflects on the work of artist Nancy Willis and its lessons in radical rest as a spiritual practice

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Thought for the Week – Waking Up to Change

Returning from California, US citizen and UK immigrant Kate Finlay reflects on how faith and politics mix in the aftermath of the Presidential election in the USA.

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Susannah Morgan
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Disability History Month Resources 2024

Disability History Month runs from 14th November to 20th December 2024. This list was compiled by Susannah Morgan, a member of St James’s Disability and Accessibility Group.

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Thought for the Week – Remembering Amidst Conflict

In a world marred by war and suffering, The Revd Lucy Winkett reflects on the myth of “redemptive violence” and the power of silence, prayer, and self-examination, challenging us to consider our roles in fostering peace and remembering those lost to conflict.

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Thought for the week -Faith, Strategy and Sacrifice

As part of Black History Month Cornell Jackson reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s strategic use of non-violent protests, particularly the controversial decision to involve children in the Birmingham campaign.

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Thought for the Week – Encountering the natural world with uncertainty during Black History Month

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Thought for the Week – Raise Your Voice

Magdalena Supel of Soul Sanctuary Gospel Choir highlights how gospel music, rooted in resilience and unity, transcends its religious origins to connect people across cultures in modern Britain, offering hope, community, and a platform for social change

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The Revd Dr Ayla Lepine
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Thought for the Week – ‘Looking with’: Racial Justice, Faith and Creativity

Coinciding with Black History month Ayla Lepine considers how art can act as a prompt for reapproaching contested histories in reflecting on racial justice and faith.

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