Christian Journal – 1994/2 – To Act Justly
Articles
Shakuntala Banaji: Universal justice. Utopia or reality?
David Haslam: The struggle against apartheid
Andrew Radford: Baby milk action
Dee Price: Light a candle, curse the darkness
Stephen Hancock: Swords into ploughshares
Edmond L Browning: Calling the Church to stewardship
Thomas Cullinan: When you eat this bread …
Poetry
Philip Allin: Ex libris
Virginia Rounding: Surrounded
Anne Richards: Solomon’s judgement
Jean Blanchard: A poem for Holy Week
Geoffrey Smith: Under the fell
Liturgy A liturgy for peace in a time of trouble. Doreen Hudson-Tobin
Book reviews
‘Witness against the Beast’ E P Thompson
‘Psalms of patience, protest and praise’. John Bell
‘Engaging the Powers’ by Walter Wink.
Christian Journal – 1998/2 – International Encounter
Articles
David Cowling: From Encounter to Transformation
Jeanne Hinton: Experiencing the Church in movement
Margaret Opie-Smith: More than strangers on our doorstep
Sue Keegan von Allmen: Making mission meaningful
Mark Sanger and Heinz Hunke: Meeting in Cyberspace
Asha Cornelius: Partners in a time of change
Ann Dew: Turning the prayer wheels
Simon Barrow: Encountering otherness in Christ
Poetry
Ann Lewin: Unwelcome visitor (after breast cancer)
Ann Lewin: Marked for life
Ann Lewin: Vulnerable
Margaret Connor: Late Spring
Liturgy Encountered in God – A Meditation. Ernesto Cardenal
Book reviews
‘Dancing on the Edge’ by Richard Holloway
‘God and the web of creation’ by Ruth Page.
Christian Journal – 1994/3 – The Play Is The Thing
Articles
Michael Austin: Theatre & Liturgy
Keith Ramsay: The postwar revival of the Mystery Plays
Fiona Shaw: Some weeks ago I flew to Ireland
Vicky Ireland: The place of live theatre in the emotional world of the child
Peri Aston: Things fall together
James Roose-Evans: a ritual grows as we grow
Anthony Masters: Community Acting
Kate Partridge: The Prodigal Daughter
Poetry
Sheila Cassidy: The Kingdom of God
Liturgy ‘The play’s the thing’, compiled by Michael Sadgrove
Film reviews Schindler’s List and Shadowlands.