Court Oak Gospel
& Culture Forum
Promoting a
Christian confidence in learning, science and the arts
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charity no: 1092104
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Members include:
Revd. Matthew Baynham
Formerly taught
New Testament Studies and English Literature at Bishop Grosseteste
College of Higher Education, Lincoln, England (also Chaplain and
Warden at the College). Matthew is a member of the University of
Liverpool Anglican Chaplaincy team, with special responsibility for
ministry amongst staff with pastoral, evangelistic and academic duties.
Dr. Paul Cavill
Lecturer in
Anglo-Saxon Literature at Nottingham University and author
of many books including "Anglo-Saxon Christianity" and
"Vikings, Fear and Faith".
Doug Gallaher
Administrator of
COG&CF. He worked as a friend together with Lesslie
Newbigin for several years.
Dr. Tom Hartman
Visiting lecturer
in genetics at University of Nottingham and Queen Mary's, University
of London.
Dr. Heather Ward
Teacher of English
Literature in schools and higher education. Currently teaches
theology in further and higher education. Author
of "Streams in Dry Land" and "The Gift of Self".
Dr Kevin Vaughan
Formerly Medical
Superintendant at Kisiizi Hospital, Uganda & General Practitioner
in Smethwick, West Midlands, England. Kevin is currently Associate
General Secretary of CMF - Christian Medical Fellowship, 157
Waterloo Road, London SE1 8XN http://www.cmf.org.uk
Andy Swinford
Teaches a wide
range of English Literature to A level at a grammar school in
Birmingham, England. For his Masters degree he studied the poetry of
Gerard Manley Hopkins.
For exploring the
implications of ethics within schools and teaching
www.ethicsforschools.org/resource.htm
"The Christian Tradition in English Literature"
for students, teachers and all who care about literature - a series of essays exploring the Christian background and implications of literature
Due
for publication in 2006 by Zondervan
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