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28 Oct 2017: You have renewedyour Church through humankind and in and through her have offered life.We thank you for all who have dared new ventures in your Church.Throughout the centuries your ... Hymn: Now sing praise, all Christians. (Alternative hymn from Singing

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24 Jan 2017: 1982. Letting Go: Caring for the Dying and the. Bereaved, New Library of Pastoral Care. ... New York: Continuum.Tillyer, Desmond. 1987. Prayer from Beginning to End. Oxford: Mowbray.Warren, James.

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28 Oct 2017: the sale of the religious benefits knownas indulgences to raise the money to build the new St Peter’s. ... 1475–1553). fromLuther’s New Testament (1522). Interfoto / Alamy Stock Photo (rights purchased).

23 Oct 2017: The New Perspective on Paul questions the hermeneutical proprietyof the Reformation’s concern with the mechanics of justification (whoserighteousness is to be imputed to the believer?). ... new heaven and earth, thehealing of the nations, the wiping

30 Oct 2017: 2, Woltrop:Hartmut Spenner, 2002, pp. 72–140, on ‘New Birth’ and ‘Conversion’. ... Eberhard Bethge, New York: Simon and Schuster, 1997, pp. 213, 327, 329, 340, 362, 374.

30 Oct 2017: drawn from the availableevidence and attempts to provide new perspectives on the old treasure of theearliest Wittenberg hymnals’ (p. ... Brand Luther, Andrew Pettegree (New York: Penguin, 2016), 383 pp,US$18.00 pbk.

30 Oct 2017: George Bailey. 210. the more problematic comments, while also opening new perspectives on thewider scope of Wesleyan Christology. ... 128.16. John Wesley, Explanatory Notes Upon the New Testament (1755), London: Epworth.

30 Oct 2017: A new tune, ‘St Martin’, composed by James Sheppard (1835–79), wascomposed for the version with which we are now familiar. ... In the formative years of his reform movement, they released ordinarypeople to sing a new world into being.