A University of Cambridge study released in
late March found that unborn children who
have abnormalities in the early weeks of
pregnancy may go on
to develop
into
healthy babies.
A professor from the university began the
research after a medical test on her own baby
showed that a quarter of the cells in the placenta were abnormal – however, the child
was born healthy. ‘The embryo has an amazing
ability
to
correct
itself’, Professor
Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz said.
New John Owen tutor
John Owen Centre
The John Owen Centre has announced the
appointment of Revd Dr Flavien Pardigon
as its first Tutor in Biblical Studies.
Flavien’s role will involve offering study
days for pastors and supervising those who
are on study projects focusing on biblical
topics. He will also write and publish, and
the Centre hopes Flavien will be involved in
overseeing new formal courses in the future.
Flavien is married to Inyange and they have
five
children. They
are members
of
Cambridge Presbyterian Church.
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