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TFiL Monthly Newsletter
Taiwanese Fellowship in London, TFiL
06 Aug 2011
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Youth@London (lots of pictures, videos and more)
Lumen URC (United Reformed Church) 88 Tavistock Place London
WC1H 9RT Reverend Shou-Hui Chung () E-mail:
[email protected] Reverend John Scott () E-mail:
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http://picasaweb.google.com.tw/Taiwanese.Fellowship
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(Rev. Shou-hui) (Rev. John Scott) (Wendy) (Tsu-teng) (Amy)
(Yalan): (Gloria)
Thursday Discussion Group: A Review In the past few months I
have sometimes felt that the progress of the Thursday evening
meeting and the material we have been discussing have suited each
other very well. It was Charles Chen, now in Taiwan for a few
months, who originally suggested that we try a new and different
activity on a different day. Perhaps there were people who might
attend but who didnt find Saturdays convenient? Maybe there were
those who wanted something a bit less structured than our Bible
studies and worship? Or more speculative? And maybe, since the
Fellowships main meeting is only every second week, there would be
friends who wanted to meet in the between times? We didnt know the
answer to those questions, so we began to meet at Lumen on Thursday
evenings. Pizza and a glass of good red wine were always on the
menu, and friendly discussion that carried us through much of the
Spring season. Our numbers were small, and so it was a natural step
to decide to move to my apartment at Holloway Road. To guide our
discussion we decided to choose the DVD of the BBC series A History
of Christianity, written and narrated by Diarmaid McCullough.
McCullough, an Oxford University professor who describes himself as
a critical friend of Christian faith, brought us a view of Church
history squeezed into six hours. His big picture view helped us to
see the high tide and low water points in Christian discipleship.
Above all, we saw the amazing diversity of Christian experience.
How this story of the God-Man, Jesus Christ, has captured the
hearts, the imaginations and the lives of countless men and women.
McCulloughs approach is deliberately not evangelistic. And yet
there was no avoiding the big questions of faith and culture and
history. Our group too would swell and shrink as members other
commitments intervened; sometimes as few as two, but also as many
as eight, or even twelve! This gave the happy sense of an open
group and the anticipation of surprises you never knew who would
come and what direction the discussion would take! To me, our
discussion matched perfectly the motto of the 10th century
theologian, Anselm of Canterbury: fides quaerens intellectum (faith
seeking understanding).
And still it continues! By John Scott
