Socrates 470 – 399 BC Philosophy in the Community is not new, and has been around ever since human-beings gained the power of speech. Philosophical discussions help people make sense, of the world of existence and how best to live as human beings. The ancient Greeks used Philosophy as a social pursuit; think of Socrates holding […]
Followers of Jesus – A Series of Lenten Reflections
World AIDs Day Service
Philosophical Inquiry Circle
Our Witness – Book Launch with Brandan Robertson
Christian Voices Coming Out – Exhibition
Christian Voices Coming Out—Tuesday 30th May—6th June At City URC in the Upper Room The Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement have produced an exhibition called Christian Voices Coming Out. It is a heritage project which is capturing the stories of pioneering LGBT Christian activists, advocates and allies. Volunteers have been working to record interviews with […]
Christians at Pride Cymru 2017
Flower Festival at Eglwys Dewi Sant
HYBU Don’t Stop Us Now!
Philosophical Inquiry Circle
Mike Deval will be presenting the stimulus as follows: Spinoza on “Practical Philosophy” Friday 21st April, 2 pm Benedict de Spinoza (1632—1677) is a major philosopher of the 17th century. Following Descartes, Spinoza developed original views about God, the universe, the human mind, and its relationship to the body and the world. Following Hobbes, […]