Conflict is normal and inevitable – but Christians often feel ill-prepared to handle conflict in the church. The Skills Training Course for Mediation and Facilitation in the Church is designed to equip Christians with practical skills for responding constructively to conflict. This five-day course explores conflict within us, between individuals and within the congregation. The course aims to raise self-awareness, to develop understanding of conflict and to teach methods to facilitate resolution and transformation of conflicts, particularly through mediation.

In July 2008 the fourth book in the 'After Christendom' series will be published - Youth Work after Christendom by Nigel & Jo Pimlott.

The Anabaptist Network will be co-sponsoring a launch event with Frontier Youth Trust and the Midlands Centre for Youth Ministry on Tuesday 8 July, hosted by Anthony Collins Solicitors at 134 Edmund Street, Birmingham B3 2ES

What is the responsibility of the international community when a state is unable or unwilling to protect its own people?

Concert in the Garden [click for flier]

Featuring:
Jonathan Crissman on Classical Guitar

and

Soprano Rehanna Kheshgi, performing Hindustani classical music with Amardeep Seyan on tabla

£10 donation*, proceeds to benefit the London Mennonite Centre

Bring a blanket or small chair, as the concert will take place outdoors, weather permitting.

*includes refreshments

Conflict is normal and inevitable – but Christians often feel ill-prepared to handle conflict in the church. The Skills Training Course for Mediation and Facilitation in the Church is designed to equip Christians with practical skills for responding constructively to conflict. This five-day course explores conflict within us, between individuals and within the congregation. The course aims to raise self-awareness, to develop understanding of conflict and to teach methods to facilitate resolution and transformation of conflicts, particularly through mediation.

12:30 Pot Luck Lunch at LMC

15:00 Sunday Worship
The Wood Green Mennonite Church welcomes you
to worship with us at Westbury Avenue Baptist Church in Wood Green. Nearest tube: Turnpike Lane on the Piccadilly Line