The Latimer Fellowship provides these resources for the development of biblical perspectives. We hope you will find this area of our website beneficial as you seek to engage with the Bible in different areas of life and ministry.
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| Title | Topic | Writer/Speaker | Year | Actions | |
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| The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (FCA) Leadership Conference | Gospel | 2012 | |||
Description:James de Costobadie reports on the FCA leadership conference held in London | |||||
| The science around same-sex attraction | Homosexuality | 2015 | |||
Description:A sermon by the Rev. Tim Mora on the science around same-sex attraction. | |||||
| View from Down Under: Pastoral Care of those who experience same-sex attraction | Homosexuality | 2014 | |||
Description:Rev. Michael Hewat writes of the direction that General Synod have chosen to take, and how we can remain faithful to biblical truth. This article includes a list of resources (websites and books) that are helpful for those who experience same sex attraction and those seeking to support and love those struggling with this. | |||||
| View from Down Under: What FCA means for us | Ministry | 2016 | |||
Description:Rev. Michael Hewat writes about what the Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (NZ) means for them | |||||
| West Hamilton Parish and the wilderness | Homosexuality | 2015 | |||
Description:Why West Hamilton Parish stood against Motion 30, and life in the wilderness. | |||||
| Worth Reading | Worth Reading | 2016 | |||
Description:This edition of 'Worth Reading' focuses on background resources for the present Anglican sexuality debates. In particular it suggests alternatives to the regrettably unrepresentative and one-sided bibliography at the end of the 'A Way Forward' document currently circulating | |||||
Total resources: 26 |
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