hi David,

thanks for your offer

would be lovely if you would be happy to co-ordinate this event, if necessary liasise with Ari

i think stalls will be free again

we are open to all groups - but in case of doubt better check with me.

OK???

Ralph

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From: ddw@....uk

To: InterfaithCambridge@yahoogroups.co.uk

Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2007 6:00 PM

Subject: Re: [InterfaithCambridge] Fri 27 Apr. Gnostic Trinity & Gospel - Sun 29 Apr: Sikh visit - Faith Fair June

>  Dear Ralph,
   Thanks for your message.   I plan to attend the talk on Friday.   I
could help with the Faith Fair if required.
   David


> Invitation to our next 2 inter-faith events & date of Faith Fair 2007
> below.
>
> Please spread the word - Friday sounds like a real interesting evening.
> For the Faith Fair on 24th of June I'm am looking for a volunteer
> organiser - I'll help you to get started!
> Any suggestions for inter-faith themes and visits in May / June?
>
> Ralph
>
>                                 _______________________________
> Fri 27th April: GNOSTIC TRINITY AND GOSPEL - talk by Rajinder Nijjhar,
> Oxford, with discussion, 7:45 for 8pm
> The Cambridge Inter-Faith Group (www.cam.net.uk/home/interfaith
> <http://www.cam.net.uk/home/interfaith/index.html> ) invites all
> interested. Here is what Chaudhry Rajinder Nijjhar writes - be ready for
> mind stretching surprises tonight:
> Gnostic is derived from Gnosis, spiritual knowledge. Spiritual knowledge
> demands upon the conceptual power of the person and such persons are
> rare to come across. Most people read Books and they learn some thing
> but not complete.
> A true Gnostic learns spiritual things through intuition and he uses
> logical reasoning to dig out the Treasures of God buried in the Field of
> Knowledge.
> Gnostics are "seekers" of religious knowledge and we take no one for his
> word. We believe each individual receives "His Word" through "grace of
> God". Our Discussions are open minded and friendly. Meetings are open to
> all and they are "FREE". For a taste of Gnosticism, visit my web site:
> www.nijjhar.freeserve.co.uk/sikhism.htm
> <http://www.nijjhar.freeserve.co.uk/sikhism.htm>
> [Rajinder Nijjhar has also posted some Documents on this YahooGroups web
> page]
> In 1993, I published my first Book entitled "FIRST GNOSTIC PRINCIPLES OF
> ONE GOD ONE FAITH" and last year one in Punjabi on Christianity/Sikhism.
> In fact Sikhism is continuation of Christianity and I can explain this
> in details. Satguru (Christ) Nanak Dev Ji was the Second coming of
> Christ.
> In Gnosticism, we explain things from the very first basic principles
> that need not impose your views upon others.
> Gospel is not for every body but for those who are pre-destined and such
> people are independent thinkers or solitary.
> Free of charge - donations are welcome
> VENUE: Unitarian Church Hall, 5 Emmanuel Road (opp. central bus
> station), entrance Victoria STREET, Cambridge
>
>
>
>
> Sun 29 Apr: inter-Faith visit the Cambridge Sikh Diwans, 3.30-6 pm
> The Cambridge Inter-Faith Group (www.cam.net.uk/home/interfaith
> <http://www.cam.net.uk/home/interfaith/> ) invites everyone for a visit
> to the Cambridge Sikh community, which meets on the LAST Sunday of each
> month in their temporary Gurdwara. We will listen to Indian music and
> recitals from the Guru Grant Sahib (sacred book) followed by a
> vegetarian meal at about 5.30 pm. Today the Sikh Community will
> celebrate the Foundation of the Sikh Order of the 'Khalsa'.
> Please be prepared to take off your shoes and cover your head with a
> cloth (can be handkerchief).
> Everyone is welcome. The beginning time is rather flowing.
> Sikh contact: Amrik Sagoo, phone 01223 232 519.
> Inter-Faith Group contact: Ralph Nimmann, 01223 510442
> Venue: Arbury Centre, Campkin Road (near Arbury Road)
>
>
>
> Sun 24 June: Inter-Faith Fair 2007, 2-5pm
>
> The 5th Cambridge Faith Fair is one of the highlights of the Cambridge
> Inter-Faith Group's programme (see www.cam.net.uk/home/interfaith
> <http://www.cam.net.uk/home/interfaith/> ) and a brilliant opportunity
> for visitors as well as exhibiting groups to get to know each other and
> to network in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Nibbles, drinks and
> entry are free - thanks to Community Development.
> Still stall places available!
> Venue: Guildhall, Market Place ('Small Hall', side entrance)
>
>




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