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The relationship between theology and the task of building community is one that has created discussion amongst biblical scholars, theologians, and Christian workers for many years. And this is especially true of Christian youth workers. Yet the value of building and nurturing strong communities is not the preserve of Christianity or indeed faith communities in general, but is valued and practiced by a wide range of people.

On Saturday 27 March 2010 Dr Martin Spence will be one of two keynote speakers at the first symposium on ‘Religion and Modern British History’ sponsored by the Modern British History Network.

The resources of the ICC library are now even more widely accessible with the launch of the library catalogue online.

The Library holds more than 45,000 titles and subscribes to 180 periodicals, as well as DVD’s and other resources. And this new catalogue will allow people to check these holdings from anywhere they have internet access.

The effects of the recent earthquake which shattered impoverished Haiti have shocked us all as we have watched the awful scenes on TV, feeling pretty helpless about what we can do to make a difference to these homeless, hungry people living in dreadful conditions.

In response to this, Adam Baker, a 3rd year BA Theology student, organised a gig at Esquires Coffee Shop, in the city centre on Monday evening