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Inaugural Lecture Lambeth Palace July 2016

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Silvia Dimitrova, Professor David Ford, Silvia's daughter and Archbishop Justin +
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings and the Revd Dr Pervaiz Sultan +
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings, Professor David Ford, Silvia Dimitrova, The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Canon Philip Mounstephen, The Revd Dr Pervaiz Sultan +
The Rt Revd Nigel Stock introduces the lecture +
Silvia Dimitrova reads the Biblical text +
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings +
Pervaiz Sultan responds to the lecture +
The Revd Dr Pervaiz Sultan responds to the lecture +
Professor David Ford chairs the discussion +
Attendees contemplate the painting +
Attendees contemplate the painting +
Dr Emma Wild-Wood asks a question +
Silvia Dimitrova explains the process of the paintings +
Gillian Crow asks a question +
Questions and reflections from attendees +
Questions and reflections from attendees +
Canon Jane Steen asks a question +
Professor Kirsteen Kim asks a question +
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings answers a question +
Pervaiz Sultan responds to a question +
Attendees enjoy drinks after the lecture +
Attendees enjoy drinks after the lecture +
The Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings with attendees +
Attendees enjoy drinks after the lecture +
Members of Bishop Graham's support group following the lecture +
Attendees enjoy drinks after the lecture +
Drinks following the lecture +
Attendees enjoy drinks after the lecture +
 
 
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Carving of the heavenly banquet from St Andrew's College, Kabare, Kenya, by Benson Ndaka Bookmarks As well as an intellectual feast, we were treated to excellent refreshments at Lambeth. The Revd Dr Lilian Lira Thomas Key Jung explains the formation of the Korean alphabet, which was simplified by the 15 century King Sejong, and his chosen scholars, written on the base of his statue, in the central square of Seoul. Elizabeth Joy and Claire Reynolds Ecumenical Institute at Bossey GK with Dean of Seoul Anglican Cathedral