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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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Avon
We meet monthly, usually in Bristol University's MultiFaith Chaplaincy. Recent topics have included: Hassids and Ranters; is the Christmas Story Anti Semitic?; the work of Sabra, a charity in north Israel which assists Jews from other countries, mainly Russia (FSU) who arrive in Israel with nothing; the effects of the holocaust in Jewish-Christian Relations; the role of the family: compare and contrast Judaism and Christianity; sin and how to deal with it; what does the word/concept ‘faith’ mean to you? ‘What’s your Christian name?’ Should Jews go along with assumptions?
We have also held a Passover Seder demonstration, a packed meeting in which Rabbi Mark Solomon demonstrated and explained the work of a hazzan and our annual Advent/Hannukah social evening.
Events:
24/06/2013 7:30pm |
CCJ Avon: Sabra An update on the charity's work. Speaker: Yvonne Crawford | | | | | |
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For more information about CCJ Avon, please contact us.
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| Jerusalem was the destination at the Staines and District Branch when we enjoyed an eventful journey of the imagination with Rabbi Jackie Tabick. |
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| Speaker: Archbishop of Wales, The Rt Revd Barry Morgan, The Rt Rev Dr Vahan Hovhanessian, Bishop of the Armenian Church, and Canon Patrick Thomas. |
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| The Rt Revd Nigel McCulloh stresses the importance of continuing dialogue. |
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| Attended by 300 people, CCJ Merseyside's Anniversary Concert was a great celebration of Christian and Jewish relations . |
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