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SCBA Events
Baptist Union Environment Network in SCBA
Wednesday 5th February, 7pm
Online
‘The trajectory is just incredible’
– Carlo Buontempo, director of the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.
2025 started with two very bad pieces of news. First, the average temperature in 2024 reached a record high. It passed 1.5°C above pre-industrial level for the first time. Every month in 2024 was the warmest or second warmest for that month since records began. Second, at a time when CO2 emissions need to reduce dramatically, they reached a record high.
It is hard to overstate the harm these changes will cause in the years ahead. We, as SCBA churches, need to listen to God, communicate to our members, and take action. At the SCBA Leaders Day in November we made seven recommendations. Please join us to talk about them on Wednesday February 5th at 7 p.m. at https://roseberyparkbaptistchurch.my.webex.com/join/simon.bartlett.
Simon Bartlett / simon.bartlett@virtuality.co |
SCBA Mentor Training
Thursday 27th March 2025
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Other Baptist Events
Love in Business and Economics
The Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture
January - May 2025
The interfaith project for “Love in Religion” at Regent’s Park College, Oxford is running a series of seminars between January and May this year, on twelve Mondays at 5.00pm, on the theme of “Love in Business and Economics”, beginning 20th January.
All those from the churches interested in this topic are warmly welcome to attend, either on-site in Oxford or online.
There is no charge, but those wanting to participate need to register.
For more information and to book, please download the flyer here
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Baptist Spirituality
14th - 16th July 2025
The Baptist Historical Society together with the Centre for Baptist Studies is planning a conference to be held in Alcester, Wariwckshire, on 14th-16th July 2025 which will focus on the theme "Baptist Spirituality".
The keynote speakers will be: Dr Craig Gardiner, Dr Ruth Gouldbourne and Dr Peter Morden.
Proposals for shorter papers are invited and may be submitted to the BHS secretary. Stephen Copson at secretary@baptisthistory.org.uk. In submitting your propsal please included the title and short abstract of the paper.
Day Conference Fee: £10 including lunch and coffee/tea or with evening meal £30
The Full Conference Fee is £230 per person.
To register visit here |
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