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Librarians' Christian FellowshipChristians in Library, Information
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From time to time visits, to places of interest to members are arranged. These may be to libraries, research centres or Christian organisations, normally with an information or research connection of some kind. Recent visits include Lambeth Palace, Christian Research, the Evangelical Alliance, the British Museum and Tearfund. 2011 Walking tour of Oxford Led by Peter Berry, official tour guide for Blackwell's Bookshop, the tour will follow in the footsteps of the Oxford translators who worked on the text of the King James Bible and earlier translators with Oxford connections including John Wycliffe and William Tyndale. For those able to arrive earlier, we are planning to visit to the Bodleian Library's summer exhibition Manifold Greatness: Oxford and the Making of the KJV and to have lunch together in a local restaurant. To book places on the afternoon walking tour and to indicate your interest in the Bodlleian visit and/or lunch, please contact our Secretary, Graham Hedges. Previous visitsOn 24th May 201 LCF members visited the Museum of the Book to view the unique collection of rare copies and editions of the Bible in over 20 languages, including the Gutenberg Bible of 1455, first edition Bibles of the Reformation such as Erasmus' Greek New Testament, Luther's Bible, Coverdale's Bible, the Geneva Bible and, of course, the King James Bible of 1611 as well as copies of the Bible once owned by luminaries such as John Bunyan, Elizabeth Fry, Florence Nightingale, Charles Spurgeon, William Wilberforce, Reginald Kray, and Elvis Presley. The
Evangelical Library Wesley's
Chapel St.
Paul's Cathedral Library Bible
World Experience Westminster
Central Hall Visit report.... The
Bible Society Church
of England Record Centre
This was a great opportunity to see behind the scenes and learn more about the work of the Centre which maintains archives for the various national institutions of the Anglican Church. On Saturday 12th July, 2007 a small party of Scottish LCF members visited the chapel... Visit report...
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