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Issue No: 7	Cover - Blue
From England - JR 45 THE CHURCH AND THE PRISON Tim Gorringe writes about theological links between Church and Prison. From South Africa - JR 46 'UBUNTU' IN THE CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT Luke Pato offers impressions as he returns to South Africa. From England - JR 47 THE ATONEMENT AND 'THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST' Michael Bourke, Vic Thiessen and Jonathan Gorsky write about the Atonement and its relevance to the recent controversial film 'The Passion of The Christ'. From Belgium - JR 48 CHRISTIANITY'S CONTRIBUTION TO JUSTICE IN EUROPE Louis Dupré considers the place of Christianity in the development of European society. From England and the USA - JR 49 OBSERVING PRISON CONVERSIONS Emma Brockes, Jonathan Aitken and Ron Nikkel offer impressions about prison conversions. From Canada - JR 50 CHRISTIANITY: THE REDISCOVERY OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE Pierre Allard and Wayne Northey review recent trends in Restorative Justice. From England - JR 51 A NOTE ON TOLERANCE John Croft reflects on the long history of the place of tolerance From Serbia - JR 52 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE TRAINING IN SERBIA Marian Liebmann writes about her recent work in the Balkans.
Issue No: 8	Cover - Salmon
From England JR 53 RESTORING BROKEN WALLS Philip Ireson offers a prison ministry exposition of Isaiah 61. From Nigeria JR 54 THE QUEST FOR DIGNITY Wole Soyinka, having experienced imprisonment, writes on the universal importance of human dignity. From England JR 55 THE USE OF IMPRISONMENT - AN INTRODUCTION Sean McConville reflects on aspects of the contemporary debate about punishment. From England JR 56 MY CHAINS FELL OFF Tim Macquiban writes about imprisonment and release in the writings of the Wesleys. From the USA JR 57 WHY ARE WE SO PUNITIVE? Randell G. Shelden shares observations on recent incarceration trends From England JR 58 THE CRISIS OF TRUTH TELLING IN OUR SOCIETY Timothy Radcliffe writes about a contemporary spirituality of truth that is deeply theological and ethical. From England JR 59 JUSTICE THAT RESTORES David Ramsbotham writes about challenges in a prison ministry. From England JR 60 PUNISHMENT AND RETRIBUTION Charles Moule outlines their scope in New Testament thought.
Issue No: 9	Cover - Green
From Australia JR 61 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CHRISTIANITY IN 'REFORMING' PRISONERS Arthur Bolkas reflects on religious experiences of prisoners and ex-prisoners. From England JR 62 CHAPLAINS AND THE PAROCHIAL MINISTRY Giles Legood writes about the relationship between place and pastoral care. From Canada JR 63 BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PRISON August Konkel comments on uses of the word 'prison' in Scripture. From England JR 64 PRISONERS AND THE EARTH Edward Echlin writes about holistic healing associated with prisoners. From South Africa JR 65 GOING WITH THE FLOW - MANAGING THE CHALLENGE OF MIGRATION Mamphela Ramphele brings fresh air to the complexities of worldwide migration. From England JR 66 ASYLUM: A BRIEFING PAPER A General Synod Paper discusses asylum from a worldwide Christian viewpoint. From Canada JR 67 THE EXILIC MISSION: BRAVE DEFIANCE, RESPECTFUL ENGAGEMENT AND ALTERNATIVE PRACTICES Jean Stairs comments on the relevance of Exilic theology to contemporary relationships. From England JR 68 THE CHRISTIAN PRIEST TODAY Rowan Williams reflects on ordained Christian ministry.
Issue No: 10	Cover - Yellow
From New Zealand JR 69 SATISFYING JUSTICE Christopher Marshall reflects on victims, justice and the grain of the universe. From the USA JR 70 VIOLENCE AS A 'THEOLOGICAL' PROBLEM Ted Grimsrud puts theological views of violence in their historical context. From England JR 71 THE HUMANITARTIAN THEORY OF PUNISHMENT C. S. Lewis presents his classic views on retribution. From Australia JR 72 COMMENTS ON 'THE HUMANITARIAN THEORY OF PUNISHMENT' WRITTEN BY C. S. LEWIS Stuart Barton Babbage writes on his close connection with C. S. Lewis. From the USA JR 73 TRACKING GLOBAL CHRISTIANITY'S STATISTICAL CENTRE OF GRAVITY AD 33 - AD 2100 Todd M. Johnson and Sun Young Chung assess the implications of the south-eastern trajectory of Christianity for theology, translation and mission. From England JR 74 ON BEING A PRISONER IN THE UK IN THE 21ST CENTURY Andrew Coyle argues that prisoners are citizens whose potential for contributing to society should be developed to the full. From the USA and England JR 75 I'M A WITNESS, PURE AND SIMPLE Mian Ridge and Cherie Blair comment on Helen Prejan's campaign to save the innocent from execution. From England JR 76 A ROOM WITH A VIEW - THE ASPIRATION OF A PARISH CHURCH Nicholas Holtam writes about justice and social concerns in his London parish.
Issue No: 11	Cover - Pink
From England JR 77 JUSTICE AND MERCY Catholic Bishops present a Christian Approach to Punishment and Prison. From England JR 78 MUSLIMS IN BRITISH PRISONS Basia Spalek comments on the rehabilitation of Muslim prisoners. From Italy JR 79 RED REPENTANCE Gregory Jordan tells a remarkable story about forgiveness of terrorists. From England JR 80 AN EVALUATION OF THE SYCAMORE TREE PROGRAMME Sheffield Hallam University reports on a victim awareness programme in prisons. From the USA JR 81 THE POLITICS OF FORGIVENESS Norman Kraus writes about forgiveness as a dialectical necessity for achieving justice. From England JR 82 EVERYWHERE IN CHAINS Daniel O'Leary writes about finding hope in dark times. From Canada JR 83 BUILDING TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE ON A FOUNDATION OF DEMOCRACY, CARING AND MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITY Kay Pranis reflects on justice in the current situation in North America. From England JR 84 LIFELINE THAT FAILED A VICTIM OF THE SYSTEM Nick Davies considers agonies associated with suicide in prison.
Issue No: 12	Cover - Purple
From England JR 85 THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY Catholic Bishops present further Christian approaches to punishment and prison. From The Philippines JR 86 THE DEATH PENALTY IS JUSTICE THAT KILLS - NOT JUSTICE THAT HEALS Rodolfo Diamente writes about his connections with the death penalty in Asia. From The USA JR 87 CHRISTIANITY AND CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT Jeffrie Murphy writes about religious beliefs and views on punishment. From Peru JR 88 WE ARE NOT ALONE IN SUFFERING José Luis Peréz Guadaloupe addresses common anxieties felt by prison chaplains. From The USA JR 89 PUNISHMENT, SOCIAL AND LATE MODERNITY David Garland questions contemporary responses to risk, insecurity and individualism. From England JR 90 WINSTON CHURCHILL'S SPEECH 1910 Winston Churchill delivers a famous speech to the House of Commons on penal policy. From England JR 91 WHERE NEXT PENAL POLICY? Charles Clarke outlines his contemporary priorities on penal policy. From England JR 92 UP TO A POINT John Croft compares the speeches of Churchill and Clarke and puts them in an historical perspective.

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