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Dr. James Read, executive director of The Salvation Army Ethics Centre, has been appointed to the Army’s International Doctrine Council
March 13, 2012 1 Comment
Canadian Dr. James Read, executive director of The Salvation Army Ethics Centre, has been appointed by General Linda Bond as a member of the Army’s International Doctrine Council, which advises Salvation Army leadership, councils and commissions on doctrinal and theological issues. In addition to his responsibilities at the Ethics Centre, Read serves as associate professor of philosophy and … [Read more...]
Symposium Delegates Combine Discussion with Recreation
October 12, 2010 by Lt-Colonel Richard Munn Leave a Comment
The mid-point of the five-day International Theology and Ethics Symposium being held at Sunbury Court near London, contained doctrinal discourse, recreation and aesthetic expression. (Click here to read the report from the first two days.) Day 3 Following morning prayers Colonel Johnny Kleman, from Sweden, spoke on the subject 'Relational Holiness "In Community" – Gathered in Community' … [Read more...]
International Theology and Ethics Symposium begins in Sunbury Court, Sunbury on Thames, England
October 8, 2010 by Lt-Colonel Richard Munn 2 Comments
The anticipation was palpable as 49 officer and soldier delegates from 26 territories gathered in the historic mansion of Sunbury Court, Sunbury on Thames, England, for the commencement of the International Theology and Ethics Symposium, a truly global gathering of Salvation Army theological thinkers and ethicists. This is the third in a series of such symposia, commencing in Winnipeg, Canada, … [Read more...]
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