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Trade and Fairtrade

Prayers and reflections on the the theme of trade


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Turn the Tables
This collection of essays offers reflections and questions for debate on the issue of international trade and the role of Christians in contemporary society
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Women working in the community kitchen garden in the North East Centre for Popular Medicine (CNMP) which works to produce popular and community health initiatives in Brazil [Marcella Haddad]

Prayers (59.50 kB)

A collection of our most popular prayers on the issue of trade justice for you to download

Liturgy: Food for the Journey (67.42 kB)

An all-age pilgrimage focusing on trade justice (pdf)

COMAL's new currency "the Unit of Solidarity Exchange" [Marcella Haddad]

Scripture: Readings for trade justice (33.00 kB)

Passages of Scripture on the theme of trade justice

Reflection: Values of the trade campaign (49.57 kB)

A reflection on the values that underpinned CAFOD's campaign on trade justice

Susan Tembo, farmer in Chiwoko, Zambia, votes for Trade Justice [Fleur Anderson]

Statements on trade (28.00 kB)

Statements by church leaders about trade justice

Quotes on trade (25.50 kB)

Short quotes and reflections on trade from church leaders and people in the field

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(Left to right) Richard Cockle, John Corney, Lizzie Cranfield, and Gavin Baxter celebrate together after finishing the Great North Run 2005 [CAFOD]

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Published on 12/06/2008, last updated on 23/08/2010
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