Manchester Cathedral, formally the Cathedral and Collegiate Church of St Mary, St Denys and St George
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ALT Ros, in the cathedral library, delivering her talk
ALT Manchester Cathedral Cathedral Theological Conversations Thursday 19th June 2025, 7pm Theology and Immigration As part of refugee week 2025, Ros Holland, Chief Executive of Boaz Trust, will be talking about immigration, theology and the work of Boaz. The Boaz Trust was founded by Dave Smith in 2004, as an outworking of his Christian faith. The aim was to address the needs of the growing numbers of people facing destitution in Greater Manchester whose asylum cases had been refused and who had nowhere to turn for help. The vision of Boaz Trust is that people who seek safety in the UK are welcomed here and are free to live life in all its fullness. Ross Holland Boaz Trust
ALT Women of faith Chutzpah reflections on faith, sexuality and daring to stay with Yehudis Fletcher A writer, activist, scholar and change-maker, Yehudis holds a social policy degree and is completing a Masters in Religion and Theology at Manchester University. She is the founder of the think tank Nahamu, which campaigns for the right to assert civil liberties within orthodox Jewish communities and works to outlaw practices such as forced marriage and the covering up of sexual abuse. Yehudis's activism has earned her audiences both within and outside Jewish communities, extending to allies in wider circles of activism in the South Asian, Black and LGBTQ+ communities, as well as in education, legal and media spaces MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL FREE AND OPEN TO ALL FRIDAY 27TH JUNE 2PM
ALT Book cover of Chutzpah by Yehudis Fletcher
ALT Manchester Cathedral Cathedral Theological Conversations Thursday 19th June 2025, 7pm Theology and Immigration As part of refugee week 2025, Ros Holland, Chief Executive of Boaz Trust, will be talking about immigration, theology and the work of Boaz. The Boaz Trust was founded by Dave Smith in 2004, as an outworking of his Christian faith. The aim was to address the needs of the growing numbers of people facing destitution in Greater Manchester whose asylum cases had been refused and who had nowhere to turn for help. The vision of Boaz Trust is that people who seek safety in the UK are welcomed here and are free to live life in all its fullness. Ross Holland Boaz Trust
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ALT Group of adults and young children
ALT Two children on the wooden floor of the chapter house, colouring in
ALT Manchester Cathedral MONTHLY ECO SNAPSHOT June 2025 * Eco tip After 'no mow May', can you embrace 'in bloom June' by leaving a bit of your garden, if you have one, to go wild - to help boost local biodiversity? LAST MONTH IN THE CATHEDRAL... We have been making the switch to recycled paper for much of our printing, as well a trying to reduce the amount we print overall * Did you know....? The rugs in our new children's space are made of 90% recycled plastic. This makes them easier to clean and also helps reuse plastic waste A ROCHA SILVER AWARD WINNER 2024 ECO CHURCH