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Countdown to when History repeats itself
The eyes of the world will be on Edinburgh from June 2 to 6 when Christians from around the globe come to the capital to commit themselves to witnessing to Christ.
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Handbook of Theological Education in World Christianity
This first ever comprehensive study of Theological Education in World Christianity has now been published by Regnum Books International.
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Newsletter published
The May edition of the Edinburgh 2010 Newsletter has been published. Follow the link to access this month's edition, to subscribe and to read previous editions: http://www.edinburgh2010.org/en/news/newsletter.html
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German mission organisation invites churches to hold services on mission
EMS (Association of Churches and Missions in South Western Germany) invites local churches to hold services on Mission
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2010 NEYA Friendship Declaration
The delegates of the 2010 National Ecumenical Youth Assembly of the NCC India commit themselves to friendship, unity, empowerment of the marginalised and fight against global threats like climate change.
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2010.global Japanese
Edinburgh 2010 invites Christians all over the world to commemorate the centenary of the 1910 World Missionary Conference. Information is now available in Japanese.
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E2010 Conference Programme online
The programme of the Edinburgh 2010 conference is now available online.
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Pre-conference book available
The second book in the Edinburgh 2010 series, "Edinburgh 2010: Witnessing to Christ Today" is now published. The book can be ordered through Regnum Publishers or Amazon, and is available as free PDF download from our website.
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Second Primer published
A second primer on the centenary of the 1910 World Missionary conference is now available as free PDF download, and can be ordered online.
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April Newsletter available
This months edition of the Edinburgh 2010 newsletter features an article on "The Edinburgh Conference and the Korean Church" by Rev. Prof. Kyo Seong Ahn.
Latest Discussion on Study Themes
For more information on the Edinburgh 2010 study themes, please click here.