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December 16, 2009

The events of 2009

My apologies but the post I said I would have here by now is delayed a few days. Please do come back on Saturday.

Meanwhile if you do want to read I have some 40 posts on the subject this year, all listed here. What is coming will be much condensed down!

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Over the next few days there will be some changes to the design of reconciliationtalk.com. The structure is changing so some links may not work or lead to blank pages. Please bear with me and my wonderful son who is implementing these changes.

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Making Peace & Doing Reconciliation

China Reconciliation Initiative
Exploring new ways of thinking about and relating to China, in the light of negative history.
Luton: The New Face of Britain!
Exploring unity, embracing diversity and making peace in a town disregarded by many as 'crap town UK'. Lessons for multicultural UK.
A Church That Makes Peace
Taking seriously the call of the church to be the followers of the man called "Prince of Peace".
Religions: Holy War or Holy Peace?
Pulling down barriers, building understanding and making friendships between people of different faith.
Think Globally, Act Locally - "Be Glocal"
The Challenge and Potential of Globalised Age for Life in a Multicultural Town

Talking, Thinking, Doing. Learning Reconciliation

Thinking
Thinking about Peacemaking, Reconciliation and Intercultural Realtions
Talking
Talking about Peace, Reconciliation and Intercultural Relations
Doing
Making Peace and Doing Reconciliation
Learning
Training in Peacemaking, Reconciliation and Intercultural Relations

Peacemaking & Cultural Resources

Resources, including records of events past and present, are not posted on the front page, but under the the following categories: Peacemaking Resources Cultural/Intercultural Resources Events, training, conferences
There are also many resources listed on an old blog I kept: Research Resources.

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Design Changes

Over the next few days there will be some changes to the design of reconciliationtalk.com. The structure is changing so some links may not work or lead to blank pages. Please bear with me and my wonderful son who is implementing these changes.

Peace in Luton

The peace of our town, Luton, is being challenged by the views of a few that seek to polarise the rest of us. As Christians and Muslims our commitment is:“in the face of extremist minorities that seek to separate us, we are united in the teaching of both our faiths, to love God and love our neighbour as ourselves.”
see the full statement here:Working Together for Peace and Unity in Luton
And join the Facebook page: Working Together for Peace and Unity in Luton
and sign the online petitionWorking Together for Peace and Unity in Luton
And to consider the political dimensions of opposing extremism and especially the hate politics of the BNP we suggest a visit to the Hope Not Hate website below.

Hope Not Hate

HOPE not hate
Celebrating modern Britain

Big Issues of the Moment

Seeking Peace in Luton – and multicultural UK. Extremist Muslim protests; concern at the Islamification of the UK; rising nationalism; a British National Party election campaign; economic crisis causing a “British jobs for British people” campaign; attempts to safeguard the Christian heritage of Britain; derision of “multiculturalism” and political correctness; and competing claims on “Englishness” – all these are strands in ferment that we are experiencing at the moment. www.ReconciliationTalk.com is at home here in Luton and is following the action, analysing trends and seeking to brings its own wisdom from the teaching of Jesus to the table. Read more here and the latest posts in the category Luton and and Multicultural UK
Peace for the Holy Land? Israel's war on Gaza has raised many questions. Read my posts on the subject here and the latest posts in the category Peace for the Holy Land?
Some 200 million people had a vote in the recent US elections. Yet the future course of global politics depended to a great extent on those votes. single issues. What difference will the Obama presidency make to the rest of us. Read more here and the latest posts in the category 2008 US Elections.

The Olympic Year in China

Peter and Anne Adams spent Summer 2008, the Olympic Season, in China. While there they wrote regularly on things they saw and did, people they talked to, and news articles they read. They tried to provide a different take on things from that which often comes across in the media. Read more about them and their thought about China on China Encounters

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