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religionunplugged.com | Angela Youngman
LONDON — Exploring interfaith dialogue using knitting is the surprising theme of a new touring event taking place around the United Kingdom. It all started when Canadian actor and artist Kirk Dunn developed a passion for knitting. “Growing up as a preacher’s kid, the son of a Presbyterian minister, I spent a lot of time around stained glass, and at that time the 9/11 attacks were still recent,” he said. “There was a great of religious conflict and interfaith dialogue seemed to be sorely lacking.
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1 month ago |
eastendtastemagazine.com | Angela Youngman
Well known for its golden beaches and tourist resorts like Albufeira, the Algarve, Portugal’s long southern coastline region, has much to offer visitors who want to explore a little further. This is an area filled with history, heritage and incredible landscapes from rocky coasts, pristine beaches, impressive mountains and deep, fast flowing rivers waiting to be discovered. Below we take you through some of the prettiest towns across the Algarve, including what to see and do in each destination.
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1 month ago |
religionunplugged.com | Angela Youngman
Can Canterbury reclaim its medieval status as a premier pilgrim center? Torin Brown, the newly appointed Pilgrim Officer at Canterbury Cathedral, thinks so. “Pilgrimage as a religious ritual to a sacred space is an ancient practice that appears to be enjoying quite a renaissance in our post-pandemic, climate sensitive era,” Brown said.
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1 month ago |
eastendtastemagazine.com | Angela Youngman
Coffee is a serious business in Italy. Italians focus on simple, high-quality coffee – especially espressos. Other popular alternatives are cappuccino, doppio (double) ristretto (with added hot water), corretto (served with a dash of spirits such as grappa) and macchiato (with a little milk). Below we highlight the best coffee shops and cafés to visit during your next trip to Rome. Antico Bar Pasticceria MarianiDating back over 150 years, it is still owned by the same family who set it up.
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2 months ago |
religionunplugged.com | Angela Youngman
Increasing numbers of U.K.-based churches and cathedrals are turning environmental action within their locality into a force for change. There are now 8,200 eco-churches across all Christian denominations within the United Kingdom, and the number is constantly growing. These churches have opened up green spaces, created new gardens, improved the environmental credentials of their buildings and made an impact on local communities. St. John’s Church Harleston is one such example.
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