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HG Bishop Angaelos mentioned in Thought for the Day - BBC Radio 4

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"This is the core of Christianity. Darkness into light. The brilliance at the end of the tunnel." Anne Atkins 30/11/15

The cathedral was hushed in a vastness of pitch black. From so far away it was hard to believe we could quite hear it, a lone voice pricked the night. Come, Emmanuel: my favourite service of the year, the Advent carols. I was fortunate to hear it in Durham cathedral on Saturday, then King’s College Cambridge last night.

Dim distance and darkness.

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From an Acorn to an Oak tree - ACORN 2015 - HG Bishop Angaelos

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In this talk, given at the 20th Coptic Youth Mission Conference reunion (Acorn 2015), HisGrace Bishop Angaelos, General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, speaks about the spiritual journey we take over the course of our lives, using the analogy of an acorn transforming into an oak tree to explain how we must be firmly rooted in, and nourished by, our Lord Jesus Christ in order to provide safety and refuge to others, as well as to become spiritually mature.

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Migration Crisis Debate - HG Bishop Angaelos - Church of England Synod 2015

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His Grace Bishop Angaelos, General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, contributes to the Migration Crisis debate during the Church of England General Synod 2015. Press release via: http://bit.ly/1MCmcrS

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Having the conviction of Saint George

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Sermon by His Grace Bishop Angaelos, General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United Kingdom, during a special service in the Cathedral of Saint George in The Coptic Centre, Stevenage to mark Saint George’s Day on 23 April 2015. Hosted by His Grace Bishop Angaelos, and Councillor Sherma Batson MBE, Mayor of Stevenage, the service was attended by more than 100 people including The Countess Verulam, Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, civic dignitaries, ecumenical guests, and members of the Coptic community and the wider Stevenage community.