The Reconciliation Ministry Team at Coventry Cathedral has recently launched their new workshop programme for visitors, churches, schools, and community groups. We offer six workshops that will deepen your understanding of reconciliation in theory, theology, and practice. You can find … Continue reading →
The Reconciliation Ministry Team at Coventry Cathedral is now seeking new interns for 2017-2018. If you know someone or you yourself are passionate about learning, deepening your understanding of reconciliation, living in community, and growing spiritually, check out our website … Continue reading →
Coventry is known around the world as a City of Peace and Reconciliation – but what does that mean to the city, to the organisations that base themselves here and to you? Are you a manager in the private, public … Continue reading →
The Two Chairs Exchange is a rolling, co-operative project between Dr. James Hodkinson of Warwick University and diverse, non-academic partners in the UK and Germany. lt aims to set up and stimulate reflection on real-life and virtual encounters between mutually … Continue reading →
For over 100 years, Aboriginal children in Canada were removed from their families and sent to institutions called residential schools. The government-funded, church-run schools were located across Canada and established with the purpose to eliminate parental involvement in the spiritual, … Continue reading →
A personal view by Wyken Seagrave “Reconciliation” means the bringing together of opposing parties and the finding of some mutual understanding. Reconciliation can happen for example between a married couple, between friends, or in many other circumstances. But when you … Continue reading →