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IAMS Conference 2016 - Seoul

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Local Organisers +
Onviang singing Korean Christian folk music at opening session +
One of the study groups +
Christine Lienemann-Perrin, Prof Emerita of Ecumenics and Mission Studies, Basel University +
Elsa Tamez, Professor at Latin American Biblical Uni, Costa Rica +
Hyung Keun Paul Choi, Prof of Mission Studies, Seoul Theological University +
Joel Robbins, Professor of Social Anthropology, Cambridge University +
Anglican Cathedral, Seoul +
GK with Dean of Seoul Anglican Cathedral +
GK giving greetings at Seoul Anglican Cathedral +
Cathy Ross +
Elochukwa Uzukwu, Professor of Misson, Duquese University +
Johannes Zeiler, PhD student at Uppsala +
Kirsteen Kim +
Klippies Kritzinger, Professor of Mission, Unisa +
Miikka Ruokanen, Professor in Helsinki and Nanjing +
Val Ogden and Lerato Kobe +
Mari-Anna Auvinen-Pontinen and Jonas Adelin Jorgensen with eds of Mission and Money +
Miryam, Kirsteen Kim, Steve Bevans, Mikka Ruakanen +
Bishop Graham Kings with Jung-Sook Lee +
Choir of Presbytarian University and Theological Seminary, Seoul +
Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary, Seoul choir +
Thomas Key Jung explained the three demonstrations on the eve of the commemoration of Liberation Day in Seoul +
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. +
 
 
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Anthony Pogo, Bishop of Kajo Keji, greets Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne, after sharing in a confirmation service in Salisbury Cathedral, July 2010. At the archives of Propaganda Fide in Rome, Sandra Mazzolini, Prof of Missionary Ecclesiology at the Pontifical Urban University shows and discusses the historic letter from the Coptic Pope in Alexandria to the head of the newly founded Propaganda Fi Red porphyry sarcophagus believed to be of remains of Helena mother of Constantine the Great (d 335AD), Vatican Museum Attendees discuss the seminar Justice fresco, with Emperor Justinian, left, with his Code, & Pope Gregory IX, receiving Canon Law Discussion session Mrs Joanna Woode (daughter of Bishop John V Taylor) Audience members discuss the seminar