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23 November 2010

A shared Future

On the 27th July this year the Northern Irish government launched their Programme for Cohesion, Sharing and Integration (CSI) for public consultation. Corrymeela's response to this is now available to read.


08 March 2010

Talking about Ethics

People find it difficult to talk about ethics – they see ethics as being about being told what to do.


19 January 2009

2009 Strategic Plan

Join Corrymeela in promoting our vision of peace into the future. View the 2009 Open Events and Strategic Plan to see how you can get involved throughout the new year and in the years to come.


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London Corrymeela Support Group



There are two Corrymeela events in November
, in London and easily accessible from London:

On Sunday November 6th Mick Oliver will be speaking on Corrymeela at St. Marylebone's evening healing service at 6.30 p.m. St. Marylebone Parish Church, 17, Marylebone Rd., London NW1 5LT   nearest Underground  Baker Street.  

On Saturday November 26th at 10.30 a.m. Corrymeela are holding a one-day conference at  Quaker Meeting House, 40, Bull St., Birmingham B4 6AF, on "Reconciliation. The Economics and Theology of Hope."

Speakers will be Inderjit Bhogal, Leader of the Corrymeela Community, and Duncan Morrow of the Northern Ireland Community Relations Council.

The Quaker Meeting House is in a central location, close to New Street, Moor Street and Snow Hill stations, and is easily accessible from London - we would welcome any London members who are able to attend.



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Corrymeela's London Support Group supports Corrymeela's events in London and regularly joins in meetings at St. Ethelburga's.To learn more about St. Ethelburga's Centre visit their website at http://www.stethelburgas.org/

We supported St. Ethelburga's at their service at St. Paul's Cathedral on Monday 6th June.  The Bishop of London gave the address and described the vision which established St. Ethelburga's as a Centre for Peace and Reconciliaton after it was destroyed by an IRA bomb in 1993.

We heard from Cathy Keen of Newry and Hamza Khan of Tower Hamlets who told us about the Guillon Link exchange, which brought their two communities together.

Please contact me for more information.

Many thanks 
Mick Oliver,
 
Leader, Corrymeela London Support Group.