ACT Now Summer 2005

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• Editor’s thoughts
Rupert Kaye

• Vera Conway and Bill Horton
support Penny Thompson's vision for RE in schools

• Martyn Relf
also rallies to Penny Thompson's colours

• Michael Clark
invites us to prayerfully support the Keep Time for Children initiative.

• Fly, Kick and Skate: sports ministry the YFC way
Barry Mason enthuses about sports evangelism.

• School Sports Days: celebration or humiliation?
Rupert Kaye asks whether too much competition in school sport harms children.

• School mathematics and Christian faith – are they related?
Andrew Palfreyman considers what it means to teach maths “Christianly”.

• Teaching children how to eat
Kate Middleton and Jane Smith remind us that healthy eating is not just about avoiding obesity.

• A Caribbean cruise with a difference
Michael and Barbara Priestley sail from St Lucia to Barbados on the good ship Logos 2.

• Barnabas: a story of encouragement
Martyn Payne wants to help churches and schools get excited about the Bible.

• You talk about stress and I’ll talk about Jesus
Jackie Thackray tells how she became a Christian, and discovered the power of prayer.

• Fed up of going it alone?
Sally Greene meets a woman who helps busy, single Christians find new Christian friends of the opposite sex.

• The Reachout Trust story
Doug Harris explains why we should all be ready to share God’s truth with those involved in cults, the occult and the New Age movement.

• An oasis in winter
Richard Parrish reports on the Annual Theory of Education Conference.

• Headteacher’s Log
Leonard Bookman