ACT Now Summer 2006

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• Editor’s thoughts
Rupert Kaye

• Eleanor Edwards calls on Christian teachers to support their ACT

• David Edgington invites retired teachers to get more involved in ACT

• Maggie Davies says why she enjoys ACT Now

• Peter Tryon engages with the debate about evolution-creation

• Brian McEwen says why he enjoys ACT Now

• Hazel Lucas engages with the debate about evolution-creation

• Charles Hill and Chris Elston engage with the debate about evolution-creation

• Bob Childs says gritty testimonies are painful to hear but still need to be heard

• Suzy Morrison-Jones praises ACT’s Saturday training events and Quiet Days

• Arthur Jones and David Tyler engage with the debate about evolution-creation

• The Lighthouse Group
Paul Chenery tells us about a project to support excluded pupils

• World Cup crazy… and a Christian too!
Barry Mason urges us to use football to reach young people

• Called to teach?
Trevor Cooling invites Christians to share their testimony

• A brief history of ACT – part 1
Richard Wilkins traces ACT’s family tree

• ExamAttack!
Wayne Dixon talks about his ministry to exam-stressed teens

• Here I am, send me!
Andrew Marfleet shares his impressions of India

• Teaching for shalom
Andrew Palfreyman reports back from this year’s Christian Education Theory Conference

• Wanted: discriminating minds
Rupert Kaye argues that there are times when discrimination makes perfect sense

• Jeremy
Jane Stratford tells the story of a pupil who changed his teacher’s life

• Resource Reviews

• Secret Never to be Told
• Voices for Today
• Off the Peg Assemblies
• Flatpack: Ready-To-Go Assembly Ideas for 11–14s

• ACT news, reports and Saturday events

• Headteacher’s Log
Leonard Bookman