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Warwick Mission Day 4

This was the best day yet. We had a good chat as a team this morning. I must admit I was getting a bit discouraged as the feedback session felt…

28th January 2009 0 Comments

Warwick University Day 3 continued

Things went a lot better today.Things started with prayer at 8.00am in the Arts Centre.Who said students never get up early? Well done Warwick CU ! We had a good…

27th January 2009 0 Comments

Warwick University Mission Day 3

Well you have heard of the Athiest bus campaign, well there is anti God poster campaign being run at warwick University. (We left them up – but the university authorities…

27th January 2009 0 Comments

Warwick University Mission Day 2

We had a good first full day of the mission today. The CU team have worked really hard and cunningly divided responsibilities giving each of their small groups responsiblity for…

26th January 2009 0 Comments

Warwick University Mission Day 1

The Warwick University Christian Union Mission week kicked off tonight with a special service at St John’s church in Westwood. There were about 150 students out tonight for prayer, and…

25th January 2009 0 Comments

Krish, I was very touched by this post as I have been by your other work in highlighting this desperate need. Have you considered approaching Justin Welby to see if you can get Anglican support at the every highest level? If significant numbers of CofE folk came on board it should make a huge difference. God bless. Chris Wooff: on Who’s the Daddy?
I agree that the 1st verse is cringe-inducing - you analyzed it perfectly. If the video didn't contain at least 2 clear images of male-on-female violence (it ends with a guy cracking a girl over the head with a stool, FFS!) - I might be swayed by the argument that the song is trying to 'shine a light on domestic violence', or something in that vein. The problem is no-one (the band, the promoters, the music press) seems to be even making that argument! It's chilling to think that this insidious message is sliding into pop culture on the back of a seemingly-upbeat, advertisment-ready little ditty that is now the biggest thing since Gagnam.... Yickster: on Is “We are Young” by Fun about domestic violence?
Sad situation there! There's been some adoption brew haha here in the U.S. too, particularly calling into question evangelicals. Hopefully some good corrective stuff for the Church to chew on, as well as a continue re-affirmation and calling to the Church. Here's a short summary from Piper, along with 10 statements he believes should be made in response: http://www.desiringgod.org/blog/posts/christian-adoption-disavowals-and-affirmations Jack Rose: on Making money out of abused and neglected children?

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