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13 Apr 2004: I will never. forget his lectures, which always turned into powerful sermons through his deep love for God and for people. ... In Cambridge an Orthodox student will easily find other Orthodox people.

12 Jan 2015: candidates know they must not plagiarize, presenting other people’s writing as if it were their own, or taking over someone else’s ideas without acknowledgement. ... IOCS is the only Orthodox body in Great Britain able to offer this qualification,

11 Nov 2004: That people during their daily life are to choose not to connect any Godly ‘thing’ to their acts, communication, work, conversation. ... But even veneration seems to some people the same as worship or adoration.

18 Dec 2009: More than eighty people came to lunch in. the Hall of Wesley Houseand many more were at theLiturgy in All Saints’Church. ... Whereverwe go, whether people are regular churchgoers or stillon the fringe, we meet a desperate hunger forinstruction.

21 Jan 2011: and to other people who had contributed to and supported the development of THE WAY.Copies of the course were then made available for purchase to the participants, who could also ... asceticism and the importance of being in. fellowship with all people.

12 Sep 2010: But is there a God?In our times many people fail to believe in God and to relate to him. ... Many people, nevertheless, consider this possible. They say, for instance, that Islam and Christianity are not mutually exclusive.

22 Jan 2010: puts it [1Corinthians 15.17-19] ‘of all people the most to be pitied’; if we think.

8 Sep 2010: The Church is not just the sum of all Christian people – it actually is the Body of Christ. ... So a definition of the Church is ‘a community of people who truly love one another’.

8 Sep 2010: In the end his loving ministry to people in need cost Him his life. ... And what about the devious and destructive ways of people – their acts of violence, perversity and cruelty?

12 Sep 2010: But in the worship of peoples in the ancient world, whether Hebrew, Greek or Roman, sacrifice was everywhere taken for granted. ... thirsty. It moves away from legalistic categories like satisfaction, which many people today find inappropriate.