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This rather remarkable review of Michael Smith's book The Fullness of Life has been written by his old school friend, Robin Knight, who went on to be the European editor of US News and World Report magazine, 1985-96, and Contributing Editor, Time magazine Europe, 1997-2002. The review appeared on the website of the Old Pangbournian Society (Pangbourne College alumni).

The Guardian, UK, in its online edition, published the following obituary of IofC volunteer David Howell, written by David Young, on 27 February.

Published in The Telegraph on Monday 11 February 2013: 'Listening to silence, and liking what we hear'. The road to understanding the power of silence stretches from noisy India to a British prison, writes Charles Moore

Life and Work, the magazine of the Church of Scotland, reviews The Fullness of Life – Reflections on the Lord’s Prayer for today’s world.

Dr John Carliste had the following letter about Moral Re-Armament (Initiatives of Change) appearing as the lead letter in the Christmas and New Year double issue of The Tablet, the leading Roman Catholic weekly magazine in the UK, datelined 22/29 December.

An obituary of Don Loughman, the Westminster Theatre's production manager from 1961 and theatre manager from 1967 until his retirement in 1999, has been published in the online edition of The Guardian, 29 December, 2012.

'Singer strove to build bridges' is the headline in The Age in an obituary of David Mills.

The popular radio programme ‘Les Dicodeurs’ is being broadcast daily this week from the Great Hall of the former Caux-Palace on the RTS la 1ère, the first programme of the French-Swiss national radio.

L’émission de la Radio Télévision Suisse, « Les Dicodeurs » est diffusée cette semaine depuis le grand salon de l’ancien Caux-Palace. 

Die Radiosendung der RTS „Les Dicodeurs“ wird diese Woche vom grossen Salon des ehemaligen Caux Palace ausgestrahlt.

IofC in Brief

Who we are: Initiatives of Change (IofC) is a world-wide movement of people of diverse cultures and backgrounds, who are committed to the transformation of society through changes in human motives and behaviour, starting with their own.

 

Purpose: We work to inspire, equip and connect people to address world needs, starting with themselves, in the areas of trustbuilding, ethical leadership and sustainable living.

 

 

Omnia Marzouk, President, IofC International
'Nothing lasting can be built without a desire by people to live differently and exemplify the changes they want to see in society.'