Stepping Stones: A Proposed Bursary

By webmasterPosted on 11th July 201811th July 2018Cat Stepping Stones

The Stepping Stones project is now in its second year and is exploring new avenues. One suggestion is to create a bursary which would be offered to some teenager aged around 16-18 specifically from a socially disadvantaged background. This would, it is suggested, enable them to spend a few days perhaps in a television studio… Read More »

Report on “The Malign Effects of Tax Havens”

By webmasterPosted on 3rd November 20178th November 2017Cat Stepping Stones

Stepping Stones Fifth Meeting of 2017 The fifth and final meeting for 2017 sponsored by Stepping Stones hosted Revd David Haslam who set out for us at Wye as part of the Methodist Tax Justice campaign how unfair tax arrangements divert money that could be spent on training doctors, nurses and teachers for example. The… Read More »

Stepping Stones Updates

By webmasterPosted on 26th October 2017Cat Stepping Stones

Available to purchase now is the second volume in the Stepping Stones series of handbooks, this second one is entitled "Stepping Stones Two: Social Disparity and Christian Involvement: The Second Handbook" More details on this second volume can be found here. Details about purchasing either book can be found on the Stepping Stones homepage here. Read More »

On sale now. Stepping Stones to Unfamiliarity: A Handbook

By webmasterPosted on 4th September 201726th October 2017Cat Stepping Stones

This is the first in a series of handbooks to be produced by the Stepping Stones project. Theme: So as to interact purposefully with the secular world in which they find themselves Christians need both to reappraise their own tradition and understand the prevailing scepticism of the wider society. In this short book, the aim… Read More »

The Stepping Stones project at Wye

By webmasterPosted on 17th August 201726th October 2017Cat Information, Stepping Stones

The Stepping Stones Project: During September and October two meetings will take place. The theme linking them is ‘money’ but deliberately offering widely contrasted perspectives. That for Saturday September 16th is on ‘Philanthropy’ and focuses on the famous Cadbury/Bournville development. Here a Quaker initiative drove care of factory work force to a quite remarkable level.… Read More »