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‘Welcome’ doesn’t even begin to describe the kind of greetings we slobberingly bestow upon you, dear reader. It is with almost rabid pleasure that we usher you into our presence once more. And boy will you be glad you picked us up, when you see the nigh-on terrifying diversity of articles, letters, gems and — let it be said — tit-bits, that we’ve so willingly spodded into this issue. We’re having a bit of a face-lift right now, tucking in areas that are beginning to sag and ironing out the odd wrinkle, so if you’ve got any ideas or suggestions or indeed anything that might be of assistance, please get in contact with us and we’ll immerse you in gratitude. Get reading!
This magazine has been formed to offer an open and challenging attitude towards Christianity, provoking discussion within it, but also extending beyond it. It aims to provide a forum and a mouthpiece for concerned Christianity in its broadest sense.
This all new issue of Christis was, essentially, a result of:
God
Hilary Inwood
Andrew Filby
Mark Ford
Dean Akrill
Matt Stallabrass
Sexy Bexy Sykes
Richard Heslett
The Grey Mullet
Spare time we didn’t have
Peter Carr
Alan Beebe
Heather Colgate
Paul “What degree?” Read
Kathy Baker
Nic Tall (and all his pixie helpers)
Dave Spence
The verb ‘to spod’
Andy Tropman
The Schwa!
and all our contributors.
The views contained in Christis are not necessarily the views of the members of the committee.
Christis is the result of many, many hours of frustration on the computers, the odd duff joke, some scissors and glue, and a mid-morning trip to the SU Print Room. You’d better flippin’ appreciate it!
Give us yer loverly info! (so long as it pertains in some vague manner to Christians around here).
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