Re: SOCIAL JUSTICE NETWORK LAUNCH -- Stormont Watch

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Date Posted: Sun, Oct 09 2011, 20:53:46 PDT
Author: EXTRA-125 WORDS approx.
Subject: Re: SOCIAL JUSTICE NETWORK LAUNCH
In reply to: PRESS RELESE 's message, "SOCIAL JUSTICE NETWORK LAUNCH" on Sun, Oct 09 2011, 16:47:57 PDT

EXTRA: [125 WORDS]

The highlight of the evening was Dr. David Latimer’s moving and inspirational contribution. It drew on his ‘scary experiences’, especially in the operating theatre at Camp Bastion, acting in the capacity as a medical unit chaplain of the Territorial Army. He had been called up in 2008 to serve in Helmand Province in Afghanistan, and reflected on ‘those awful evil outcomes of man’s inhumanity to man’. Such he related influenced his personal deep desire to promote more forcibly the true Christian message of peace by building bridges across communities, much nearer to home. He concluded that the Oct. 5th event was yet another proof, if such be needed, that communities in Derry, in particular, were drawing nearer together, which was indeed exemplary, and would, undoubtedly bear fruit elsewhere.

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>EXTRA: [125 WORDS] > >The highlight of the evening was Dr. David Latimer’s >moving and inspirational contribution. It drew on his >‘scary experiences’, especially in the operating >theatre at Camp Bastion, acting in the capacity as a >medical unit chaplain of the Territorial Army. He had >been called up in 2008 to serve in Helmand Province in >Afghanistan, and reflected on ‘those awful evil >outcomes of man’s inhumanity to man’. Such he related >influenced his personal deep desire to promote more >forcibly the true Christian message of peace by >building bridges across communities, much nearer to >home. He concluded that the Oct. 5th event was yet >another proof, if such be needed, that communities in >Derry, in particular, were drawing nearer together, >which was indeed exemplary, and would, undoubtedly >bear fruit elsewhere.

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