The Centre for Eastern Christianity,
Heythrop College, University of London
Jointly convened by the British Trust for Tantur
Saturday 28th February 2015
Christianity
in the Middle East: present challenges and future possibilities
10.30 arrivals and coffee and registration
11.00: Bishop Antoine Audo SJ Chaldean Bishop of
Aleppo, Syria:
Christianity in the
Middle East: Present Challenges and Future Possibilities read through the
Experience of Syria
Response by Dr Suha Rassam
11.45: Mariz Tadros University of Sussex
Coptic Christianity
in Egypt Today
1.00-1.45 Lunch break (bring your own
packed lunch, hot drinks provided)
1.45: Revd Vrej Nersessian (Former Curator of
Eastern Christian Collection The British Library):
The Armenian
Christian Tradition: history, theology and ecclesiology
2.45: Anthony O’Mahony (Heythrop College,
University of London):
Christian Ecumenism
in the Middle East past, present and future challenges to the Global Church
3.30 Any questions panel with the speakers
4.15 Depart
Saturday 28th
February 2015 at University of Notre Dame London – Centre 1 Suffok Street, London SW1Y
4HG (off Trafalgar Square).
All are welcome: For
practical planning we need people to fill in an application form and return
with £5 cheque made out to The British Trust for Tantur and sent to the Right
Revd John Went, The Rectory, Latimer, Chesham, Bucks HP5 1UA. [http://www.tanturbritishtrust.org.uk/2015/01/conference-invitation-christianity-middle-east-present-challenges-future-possibilities/]
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