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We now have a third bishop blogging from the Lambeth Conference, this time from another tradition within Anglicanism. We welcome the Bishop of Ebbsfleet, Andrew Burnham, a 'Provincial Episcopal Visitor' in the Church of England, as a 'guest blogger' on Fulcrum from the Lambeth Conference and welcome comments on his blog on this thread.

Fulcrum welcomes the Bishop of Bristol, Mike Hill, as a blogger on the Lambeth Conference. Mike has aready posted his first message, and we welcome comments on his blog on this thread.

Apologies to Obadiahslope and Mark that your postings were temporarily withdrawn today. You had inadvertently and innocently posted to Nick's blog rather than to this thread. I've now (I hope!) closed the loophole that allowed this, and moved your posts to this thread. Please do not be discouraged from continuing to comment on Nick's blog.

Fulcrum welcomes the Bishop of Croydon, Nick Baines, as a blogger on the Lambeth Conference. Nick has aready posted his first message, and we welcome comments on his blog on this thread.

According to news sent out by Transport for London on Wednesday, there will be no Victoria line service on Saturday. This may cause some inconvenience to conference participants who were planning to travel to Highbury & Islington by Tube.

The following may help you to plan an alternative route:

From Kings Cross, St Pancras and Euston stations, No 30 Bus
From Waterloo station, No 4 Bus
From Victoria station, No 19 Bus
From London Bridge station, No 43 Bus

On the London Underground, travel to Angel station, (one stop past Kings
Cross on the Bank branch of the Northern Line) and then take a 20 minute walk up Upper Street
or a No 30, 4, 19 or 43 Bus.

Please note that the following services are also affected on Saturday:
London Overground: no service between Willesden Junction and Euston
Bakerloo line: no service between Harrow & Wealdstone and Paddington
and on the Jubilee line Queensbury station is closed.

For more information and a travel planner see:
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/

The two threads have now been combined.

Fulcrum Conference Islington 2008 will be held on Saturday 12 April 2008 at Union Chapel, Upper Street, Islington, London, with the theme of "Conflict and Covenant".

Speakers are Tom Wright on "Conflict and Covenant in the Bible" and Andrew Goddard on "Conflict and Covenant in the Communion".

Full details of the conference and online booking are available here.

Try this link for the "From Our Own Correspondent" programme mentioned by Tim:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio4_aod.shtml?radio4/fooc_sat

The item on religion in Kansas is the first one.

This thread may be used to comment on Graham Kings' article "Don't Throw Stones: Deuteronomy and the Prodigal Son"

The last message posted before Ken's was around 7pm on Friday - it must be a busy weekend for everyone!

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