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Is this the 'Best Use of New Media in a Christian Campaign'?
David Keen writes: The ‘Bloggies’ – Christian Web and New Media awards – are now open for nominations. I’ve taken the liberty of nominating this blog for ‘Best Use … more →
SPCK/SSG: News, Notes & Info
Is this the 'Best Use of New Media in a Christian Campaign'?
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davidkeen wrote 1 month ago: David Keen writes: The ‘Bloggies’ – Christian Web and New Media awards – are … more →
What is happening with the shops?
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healingrain wrote 1 month ago: Phelim McIntyre writes: OK – we have had movement with the SSG saga but I was asked a question … more →
The atmosphere at CRE/CBC #CBC09 #CRE09
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healingrain wrote 1 month ago: Phelim McIntyre writes: As some of you may be aware the Christian Resources Exhibition and the Chris … more →
Christian Books: Amazon Versus Christian Bookshops
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Dave Faulkner wrote 1 month ago: I’ve decided to draft a few thoughts after Phil Groom’s comment and pingback on the last … more →
On the right 'Trek'
usesoapfilm wrote 1 month ago: As proven recently by “Batman” and James Bond, hitting the reset button on an ailing franchise has b … more →
Response to Durham Cathedral expulsion of Shop Lessee from Durham Cathedral Shop
mattwardman wrote 2 months ago: Cross post from the Wardman Wire Background (source) In October 2006 the former SPCK Bookshops and t … more →
Charity is what you make it - not always what you give!
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unicorntreebooksboss wrote 3 months ago: So my coffee was almost spoiled, but I asked for a shot of caramel in it to take away the bitter tas … more →
Sabbatical, Day 24: No Sleep Till Brekkie, More Lectures And The Bristol Tourist Trail
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Dave Faulkner wrote 4 months ago: I don’t do well on first nights in new locations. Not on the evidence of this sabbatical, anyw … more →
We are Re-Jigging and eek it's never ending!
unicorntreebooksboss wrote 5 months ago: Yep yep – the pictures you see below this post are not now how we look in some part and by the … more →
Helping new people get to grips with the SPCK/SSG Story: Blog Button
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mattwardman wrote 5 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: We are in a slight posting hiatus this week (more from me on Friday), with lots … more →
Ethics of Campaigning
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mattwardman wrote 6 months ago: There was a good discussion about whether it is appropriate to highlight real nitty-gritty detail af … more →
Church Times Report on Salisbury
mattwardman wrote 6 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: Yesterday I mentioned that the Church Times was due to publish an article about … more →
New Christian Bookshop launched in Salisbury by Mark Clifford: Sarum Books
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mattwardman wrote 6 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: Rubies in the dust are becoming more common, and we now have at least five new … more →
A Very Happy Christmas to all this Blog's Friends and Supporters
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Phil Groom wrote 6 months ago: Get the Goat this Christmas Every year I’ve taken to buying a goat from World Vision instead … more →
Durham Cathedral Shop Adverts and Anagrams: Third Space Books = Crooks Ship A Debt
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mattwardman wrote 6 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: Firstly, the shop in Durham Cathedral is operated on a Leasehold basis and is n … more →
"This Town ain't big enough for the both of us" said Gerald the Sheep
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mattwardman wrote 6 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: It is 8 months since Phil Groom started the SPCK/SSG News Blog to help scrutini … more →
Again and again
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Steve wrote 7 months ago: No, not “Again and again in peace let us pray to the Lord” but again and again we keep h … more →
Durham Cathedral Shop VAT Number History
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mattwardman wrote 7 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: We have been looking for information to throw light on the history of the under … more →
Durham Cathedral Bookshop in the Northern Echo Newspaper
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mattwardman wrote 7 months ago: Matt Wardman writes: Today there is an article about the plight of the Durham Cathedral Bookshop in … more →
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