The Partridge Group - men's discussion group
The group, open to any man who can drink beer (or other beverage) and talk religion at the same time, meets in the Three Tuns public house in Abington on Wednesday evenings, in January and February.
The group moves to the Abington Institute opposite for the exploration and free discussion of aspects of the Christian (or other) faith.
We are working on an exciting programme for 2019.
Please keep Wednesday evenings free from 9th January to 13th February 2018 inclusive, with a possible extra session on 20th February.
PROVISIONAL 2019 PROGRAMME
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09/01/2019
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16/01/2019
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Matt Bothwell
Institute of Astronomy,
University of Cambridge
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“Big bangs and big rips — a history of 20th century cosmology”
The 20th Century saw an unprecedented transformation in our understanding of the Universe. I will talk about the discoveries and debates that defined the birth of modern cosmology.
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23/01/2019
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30/01/2019
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06/02/2019
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13/02/2019
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Revd Iain McColl
Priest-in-Charge (Rector Designate) of the Granta Vale group
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tba
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Please feel free to contact the organisers with any offers or suggestions for future speakers...
Page maintained by Peter Brunning - partridge@brunning.org.uk
The Partridge Group was named when it met in the training room, later used for B&B, at the (former) Pear Tree pub in Hildersham. It was started in 1993 after the vicar Rev. Geoffrey Turner's 'Pre-Lent Course', which was held there in 1992, and has continued ever since.
A small group seeks ideas for topics and/or speakers from the members and arranges a program that attempts to cover these. Discussion is usually informal and wide-ranging. The hire of the room is collected weekly in an engraved 'collection' pint glass, which bears the date 1993. A small profit from the collection is donated to charity each year.
Since 2009, the group has moved and now meets in Abington, at 8:00 pm in the Terrace Room at the Abington Institute in the High Street, after gathering in the Three Tuns pub opposite.
Archive of past programmes