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In this issue:

• A New CUAC Member
• Revd Clare Hayns and her “Brain Strain” teas at Christ Church, Oxford
• Revd Nick Griffin’s “Geek Squad” at Plymouth Marjon University, UK
• St. Barnabas in Okaya, Japan
• CUAC Member News 

In this issue:

• Mike Higton in Toronto
• Service Learning in Manila
• New UK Vice Chancellors
• Threatened Minorities in India
• The Chennai Triennial:
• A Story in Pictures

• India Chapter Offers a Model for Networking
• CUAC Was Well Represented at Lambeth Palace in March
• Stay Woke,’ Emilie Townes Tells Students at the Sewanee Conference
• Three Hearst Scholarships Awarded

In this issue:

• Canterbury chaplain Jeremy Law named CUAC’s first ‘distinguished fellow’

• Triennial 2017 prospectus

• Kevin Rudd On Faith, Ethics and Climate Change

• Worshipping Visually, Across the Globe

On my recent visit to India I met with Professor Valson Thampu, president of St. Stephen’s College, Delhi, which had hosted the 1997 Indian Triennial. In fact Valson was the chaplain then and was responsible for planning the speakers

• Sungkonghoe University: 100 years of Anglican identity and service to the Korean people
• Horizons: CUAC General Secretary reflects
• Navigating the Triennial: There's an App for that!
• Tribute to Putnam P. Flint "Put", 1918-2014
• Edwardes College, Pakistan, struggles against government takeover