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Videos with Bishop Graham Kings

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Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings - speaking about the Mission Theologian in the Anglican Communion Post. Recorded in The Center for Anglican Communion Studies, Virginia Theological Seminary, in May 2015. +
Rt Revd Dr Graham Kings - speaking about Anglican Perspectives on Theologies of Mission. Recorded in The Center for Anglican Communion Studies, Virginia Theological Seminary, in May 2015. +
Interview with Vatican Radio - Graham Kings, with Philippa Hitchen, regarding the Primates' Meeting, recorded 28th January 2016 in Rome +
Graham Kings, as Bishop of Sherborne, baptising young people in the sea at West Bay, Bridport, Dorset, after a weeks mission in 2011. Filmed by Michael Ford. +
'Oxford to Cambridge with a Camel' - Charity walk for camel-based nomad schools in Northern Kenya, with Graham Kings, Joseph Galgalo and friends, June 1999 +
Graham Kings, as Bishop of Sherborne, baptising in the river at Gillingham, after a week of mission activity in 2012 +
Bishop Graham and Andy Bowerman, co-director of the Anglican Alliance and chaplain of Southampton Football Club, in the grounds of Lusaka Cathedral. +
Bishop Graham Kings' Sermon at The Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Florida +
 
 
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Art by Ribeiro Halves Footage by Bishop Graham Kings during a visit to the temporary Cathedral in Malakal, South Sudan.Bishop Hilary Garang from South Sudan is on Sabbatical in the UK at Ridley Hall during the autumn semester of 2016. Elsa Tamez, Professor at Latin American Biblical Uni, Costa Rica Teacher Training Institute The Nile at Malakal, South Sudan, Feb 2012 Hielke Wolters, Associate General Secretary in Chapel of WCC Hilary Garang, Bishop of Malakal, South Sudan, on sabbatical this term at Ridley Hall, Cambridge, as part of our Mission Theology project. The Rt Revd Nigel Stock introduces the lecture