ACT Now Autumn 2006

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• Editor’s thoughts
Rupert Kaye

• Bob Childs says the UK Government is guilty of ‘Christianophobia’

• Sharon Dawson says church/Christian schools must be distinctively Christian

• Joanne Seacroft wants church schools to be exempt from ‘gay bias’ laws

• Ruth Naish talks about being a member of the Teachers’ Prayer Bond

• David Rawlings reminisces about the Teachers’ Prayer Fellowship

• Brian McEwen reminds us that God can use students to teach teachers

• David Rawlings calls on retired members to support their ACT

• A letter from Mr Lewis
Anne Jenkins recalls her correspondence with the author of The Chronicles of Narnia

• Forgiveness – part 1
Scott Fellows begins his story on the night of a school disco in June 1982

• 10 films: 10 Commandments
Brian Holmes writes about EXODUS 20

• A brief history of ACT – part 2
Richard Wilkins recounts the period from ACT’s birth to its silver jubilee

• Just an ordinary day in Jerusalem
Alison MacTier paints a picture of the everyday struggle to get to school in Israel and the Occupied Territories today

• Those who can teach, teach teachers
Barbara Todd talks about her new life as a teacher trainer at a university

• TISCA
Mark Greenstock heralds the arrival of a new General Secretary

• The tale of a transplanted teacher
Ann Christian reflects on her calling to serve God in Africa

• Christian? Single? Stuck in the staffroom?
Jo Siedlecka explains how friendsfirst can help

• Resource reviews

• I can make things for Christmas
• My Book of Christmas
• Topsy Turvy Christmas
• Meltdown

• ACT news, reports and Saturday events

• Headteacher’s Log
Leonard Bookman