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'Resurrection is not, contrary to popular opinion, all about the afterlife; 'eternal life' can't simply be reduced to ‘pie in the sky when you die’. Rather, they are about living the eternal value of each day, so that all that is good in life is not lost.' - Simon Woodman preaching at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 5th December 2021
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@BloomsburyBaptistJul 16
At this year’s Baptist Historical Society Summer Conference, Revd Dr Karen E. Smith was surprised with the presentation of a new volume published in her honour. Remembered Sisters: Essays in Honour of Karen E. Smith, edited by Andy Goodliff and Simon Woodman, celebrates Karen’s significant contributions to Baptist life as a pastor, teacher, historian, and editor.