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CCJ is the UK's oldest national Jewish/Christian interfaith organisation, committed to addressing antisemitism and promoting Jewish/Christian dialogue.

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The Murder of Drummer Lee Rigby
CCJ's Chairman, Rt Revd Nigel McCulloch, has written to the Co-Chairs of the Christian Muslim Forum in the wake of the Woolwich attack.
Ruth Weyl 1924 - 2013
One of CCJ’s longest serving members and Consultant has died at the age of 89.
Emergency meeting brings new understanding
CCJ welcomes Church of Scotland’s decision to redraft introduction of paper on Israel and give clarity about some of the language used.
Look at Hope rather than the Negatives
An evening looking at the work of The Peres Centre for Peace to foster Israeli-Palestinian relations
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 Branches 
Rabbi Singer gave a thoughtful and scholarly address in which he advocated that religion should promote responsibility.
Jerusalem was the destination at the Staines and District Branch when we enjoyed an eventful journey of the imagination with Rabbi Jackie Tabick.
Speaker: Archbishop of Wales, The Rt Revd Barry Morgan, The Rt Rev Dr Vahan Hovhanessian, Bishop of the Armenian Church, and Canon Patrick Thomas.
The Rt Revd Nigel McCulloh stresses the importance of continuing dialogue.
Attended by 300 people, CCJ Merseyside's Anniversary Concert was a great celebration of Christian and Jewish relations .
   
 
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led by Rabbi Mark Solomon
and CCJ's Fiona Hulbert.

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 Events 
19/06/2013 7:30pm
After a brief AGM of our branch, Judy Cotson will conduct a tour of the premises and tell the story of this valued venture.
The New Penylan House, Cyncoed Road, Cardiff
21/06/2013 6:00pm
Residential: £150, Non-residential: £100. This course is for people involved in, or interested in, interfaith facilitation and dialogue. It will be of benefit not only to those new to facilitation but also those who are already facilitating groups and want to improve their technique.
24/06/2013 7:30pm
An update on the charity's work. Speaker: Yvonne Crawford
24/06/2013 8:00pm
An exploration by Dr Diana Edelman, Reader in the Department of Biblical Studies University of Sheffield. This is a joint meeting with SJCC Group 62.
Sheffield