A selection of articles from our magazine archives on themes such as age, suffering, death, disability, motherhood, fatherhood, healing, illness.
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| Category | Contributor | Title | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ageing | not stated | Part of a General Trend? | 2024 August |
| Death and Bereavement | Jean Dale | Doulas for the dying? | 2003 August |
| Disability | Gail Ballinger | Loss of silence | 2002 April |
| Disability | Joan Wilton | Hard of Hearing at Julian Meetings | 2003 April |
| Disability | Fiona Elliott | Able to be part of Church and City | 2016 August |
| Healing | John Hawkins | Contemplative prayer and the future of healing | 2002 April |
| Healing | Francis Ballinger | Meditation builds up the brain | 2006 April |
| Healing | not stated | Underneath are the everlasting arms | 2017 December |
| Healing | Steve Gardiner | A Contemplative Healing Practice | 2019 August |
| Illness | Angela Fisher | The Fruits of Julian Meetings | 2007 December |
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