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Listening | Speaking | Impacting | Coptic Orthodox Office for Advocacy and Public Policy #FoRBMatters YouTube.com/Refcemi
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    Jul 3, 2025
    Press Release: tinyurl.com/FaithInTheMedi… @refcemi @jerseyroadcomms Inaugural Faith in the Media Event in London encourages nurturing of relationships between faith communities and the media “to share important untold stories with the world” HE @BishopAngaelos @TheSanctuaryCDL
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    Jul 6
    We are grateful for the opportunity to foster a warm conversation in The Sanctuary with Mr Pavalascu, to reflect on policy, history and the role of faith communities and cooperation in Romania and beyond, with the shared goal of advancing human rights advocacy. 2/2
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    Jul 6
    An honour to host Mr Cezar Pavalascu from the Romanian State Secretariat for Religious Affairs, for a fruitful conversation on Freedom of Religion or Belief with our Director Founder @BishopAngaelos, The Lord Bishop of Winchester and UK FoRB Forum Chair, Mervyn Thomas CMG. 1/2
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    Apr 23
    "Acts of abhorrence come and go, but communities remain. As sojourners, we can fundamentally disagree, but we share this world and must fundamentally stand up for each other. Our standing together is powerful, and the light of truth will always break the darkness" @BishopAngaelos
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    Apr 23
    With a vision of solidarity, our Founder Director, HE @BishopAngaelos said: "Sacred spaces and imagery are essential, not only as space of convening but as expressions of identity. They are places that allow us to do good. (...) 2/3
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