ACT Now Spring 2007

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• Editor’s thoughts
Rupert Kaye

• Catherine Pocock shares her experience of Israel and the Occupied Territories

• Black abolitionists and the end of the transatlantic slave trade
Linda Ali points out that, for enslaved Africans, the struggle for emancipation began at the moment of their capture

• Debts owed
David Kaye recalls some of the lessons he learnt from and with his students

• One teaching career
David Rawlings charts the lows and highs of his time in the classroom

• A brief history of ACT – part 3
Richard Wilkins and Rupert Kaye talk about ACT’s last decade: 1997–2007

• New Christian Schools
Sylvia Baker recounts the history of an oft overlooked educational movement

• Soul Action in South Africa
Ruth Mollart tells of an inspiring ministry working with pre-school children in Durban

• Forgiveness – part 2
Scott Fellows continues his story early one Bank Holiday morning at Greenbelt

• Long-term teaching overseas
Steve and Gill Bryant spent 11 of the best years of their lives in Senegal, teaching and caring for missionaries’ children

• Resource reviews

• 10 Rulz
• EXODUS 20
• Assessed RE
• Indoctrination, Education and God

• ACT news, reports and Saturday events

• Headteacher’s Log
Leonard Bookman