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Prince CaspianReturning to Narnia

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (PG) hits the big screen on the 26th June. The adaptation of the second book in CS Lewis’ series sees the Pevensie children pulled back into Narnia.

SCYWFThe Evangelical Alliance Scotland recently co-hosted a preview screening of the film with SCYWF (Scottish Christian Youth Workers Forum). The screening was an opportunity for church and youth leaders to engage with the evangelistic opportunities of the film before its general release, while also hearing about some of the resources that have been produced by Alliance member organisation, Damaris. These resources explore the issues raised in the film and are tailored to Schools and Churches.

Douglas Gresham, stepson of CS Lewis, said: “One of the strongest messages that we see in the movie and the book, is that no matter how far away we stray there is always one way back”

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A random selection of new articles and pages on the Evangelical Alliance Website.
Dave Smith
Dave founded the Boaz Trust four years ago and as Director, has watched it grow and develop into the organisation it is now. The Boaz Trust works with refused asylum seekers providing accommodation for them, assisting them in finding medical and legal services, befriending them and campaigning on behalf of them. Dave lives in Gorton, Manchester with his wife Shona. He has five children, three of whom are grown up. They attend South Manchester Family Church.
Events
A list of future events on the "Don't be a stranger" theme.
Welcome
"Don't be a stranger." Many of us will be saying this affectionately to our families and friends this Christmas as we part company with them after spending time together. But Jesus doesn't ask us just to love those we would naturally share Christmas dinner with – instead, he challenges us to re-evaluate who our neighbours are and to welcome those we consider to be strangers. Migration is one of the biggest media and political issues facing Britain today, and in this time of economic uncertainty the tensions surrounding the issue are likely to become even more apparent. The Evangelical Alliance's Don't be a Stranger campaign aims to remind us, and the nation, of the Judeo-Christian injunction to help the stranger.

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24 Nov 2008
irfan john		 Evangelical Alliance tells churches 'Don't be a Stranger' to migrants in their communities
From Tongan rugby players in Wales to a Vietnamese boat person turned doctor in Norfolk – migrants’ stories will be featured through a special photographic exhibition challenging Christians to show Christmas spirit to strangers.
27 Oct 2008
WEA logo		 Social action and evangelism must not be separated, says World Evangelical Alliance Theology Commission
A worldwide commission of evangelical theologians has declared that Christians must not separate social action and evangelism, despite the tragic murder of Gayle Williams.
22 Oct 2008
Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland, Illustration by Sarah Prentice		 Evangelical Alliance welcomes Abortion reprieve in Northern Ireland
Plans to extend the 1967 Abortion Act to Northern Ireland through the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill have not been successful.
20 Oct 2008
Micah		 Micah Sunday sees worldwide Christian response
Micah Sunday has prompted hundreds of churches in the UK and thousands of churches worldwide to send a clear message to global leaders: keep your promises to help the poor.
14 Oct 2008
Mike Frost- Photo taken by David Couchman of Focus Radio		 Aussie challenges UK churches to be mission centred
Rev Mike Frost speaks at events about new forms of Church

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