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How have Jews and Christians responded theologically to the horrors of the Holocaust? How can we speak of it? How can we not speak of it?
The Holocaust Museum, light in the darkness…
The Association of Jewish Refugees had some unusual speakers at their monthly lunch on 18th April.
Each year CCJ conducts a seminar in Israel for local Christian leaders and clergy to study at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Education Centre in Jerusalem.
15 clergy and church leaders attended CCJ's March 2012 Yad Vashem Seminar.
 

Encounters at Cuddesdon

Ripon College, Cuddesdon, recently hosted a CCJ Encounters session for its students training for Anglican ministry.

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ers Project manager, Fiona Hulbert, presented an 'Introduction to Jewish-Christian relations'. Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg and Cuddesdon Old Testament tutor, Hywel Clifford, (pictured below) commented together on a text from the book of Exodus.

Cuddesdon

A final panel discussion also included New Testament tutor, Michael Lakey, and a visiting fellow from the USA, Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski, who is writing a commentary on Mishneh Avot and is part of an Episcopal Commission on anti-Judaism in liturgy.


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