Events for 2019

All Good Gifts - Integrating Worship, Faith and the Environment

A day exploring how worship can express and reflect both our calling to be good stewards of God’s creation, and worldwide concern about environmental damage and abuse

Thursday 13th June 2019

St. Luke’s, Chelsea
10.30 for 11.00 a.m. - 3.30 p.m.

Speakers: Rt Revd Richard Cheetham, Bishop of Kingston and The Rev'd Canon Matthew Rushton, Precentor of Rochester Cathedral.

There will be lunch available for an extra £5, payable when booking. Dietry requirements can be catered for, if known in advance.
Those attending might like to bring their own cup for coffee, in keeping with the theme of the day.

To book, please use this downloadable booking form and send it off with your payment or else use our on-line booking form and separately make a BACS payment, using the account details on the downloadable PDF form.

Contact The Reverend Peter Furber

The Complexities of Inclusion: integrating physical, social and emotional accessibility in worship.

Wednesday 30th October 2019

St. George the Martyr, Southwark
10.30 for 11.00 a.m. - 3.30 p.m.

Speakers and Panel Members

Insight Beyond Words Francis Young, a theologian and Methodist minister, is the mother of a son with profound learning disabilities, now in his fifties.

Insight and Understanding Fiona MacMillan, chair of the Disability Advisory Group at St Martin in the Fields and a trustee of Inclusive Church.

Insight and Autism Ann Memmott, international consultant, trainer and speaker on autism, a director of AT-Autism, a trustee of Autistic Pride Reading and author of the main guidelines on autism for the Church of England.

Insight and Embodied Worship Zoe Heming, Church of England Vicar, Enabling Church Adviser for Lichfield Diocese, member of General Synod, and one of its representatives on the Committee for Ministry of and among Deaf & Disabled People

Insights and Flexibility In Common Worship Anna de Lange, lay member of General Synod and the Liturgical Commission when Common Worship was published, now a retired Reader and a member of GROW; the author of a number of Grove booklets, including 'Worship and Disability: a kingdom for all'.

Provisional timetable

• 10.30 arrival/coffee
• 11.00-11.10 Welcome and Introductions
• 11.10 Keynote 1
• 11.50 Keynote 2
• 12.30 Lunch
• 1.30- 2.10 Keynote 3
• 2.10-2.20 comfort break
• 2.20-3.00 Panel
• 3.00 Closing Worship
• 3.15 Finish

To book, please use this downloadable booking form and send it off with your payment or else use our on-line booking form and separately make a BACS payment, using the account details on the downloadable PDF form.

Contact The Reverend Peter Furber