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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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Hull
Members of Hull CCJ are actively involved in the Hull and East Riding Interfaith Group (which meets bimonthly), and the Holocaust Memorial Committee. CCJ meetings over the past few years have included a visit to the Beth Shalom Centre, with a talk from Kindertransport child Bob Rosner, brainstrusts, talks on Jewish and Christian festivals, Seders, and concerts featuring the highly polished Ladies' Choir 'Cantabile' conducted by co-chair Gill Barker.
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Contact us for further details about CCJ Hull. |
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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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| By 7.20pm there were about 60 people gathered to listen and ask questions from a panel on Antisemitism. And then they started pouring in. |
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