We’re developing this in response to the pandemic and our changing world. The church is changing too, and - as we improvise and experiment - we can learn and support each other.
This is 'Living God’s Future Now’ - talks, workshops and discussion - hosted by HeartEdge. Created to equip, encourage and energise churches - from leaders to volunteers and enquirers - at the heart and on the edge.
Monday 05 Oct
- In What Do We Trust? Autumn Lecture Series: Monday 5 October, 19:00 (BST), SMITF facebook page. Lecturer: Rowan Williams. Register here.
Tuesday 06 0ct
- Sermon Preparation Workshop, Tuesday 06 October, 16:30 (BST), livestreamed here. Sam Wells & Sally Hitchner explore the weeks lectionary readings and how they could be used in a sermon, with a chance to ask questions.
- 'Reimagining music in church post Covid-19': Tuesday 6 October, 18:30-19:30 (BST), zoom register here. Part 4 - Voluntary Choir focus.
Wednesday 07 Oct
On Friday 02 Oct the HeartEdge series, Let's Talk about Death and Living Well with Grief started. Dr Kathyrn Mannix - the palliative care doctor, best-selling author and campaigner - opened the series with a pioneering, moving and practical account of dying and how to be with those dying. Please watch her opening presentation here.
Telling Encounters: Stories of Disability, Faith, Church & God
10.00-16.30, Saturday 17 October 2020, Zoom
Click here to register
Our 9th annual conference on disability and church. It’s a partnership between St Martin-in-the-Fields & Inclusive Church, this year hosted by HeartEdge. It’s a space for disabled people to resource each other and the church.
Through art, Godly Play, music, public narrative, storytelling & theology. In talks, small groups, workshops & liturgy. We explore the stories that shape our lives.
Twitter @livingedgeconf
#TellEnc20
- Community of Practitioners workshop, Wednesday 07 October, 16:30 (BST), Zoom meeting. Email Jonathan Evens to register. Church leaders join in community to explore a text, and to share and reflect together on their recent experiences.
- ‘Living God’s Future Now’ - HeartEdge monthly dialogue: Thursday 8 October, 18:00 (BST), Zoom, register here. Sam Wells in dialogue on improvising the kingdom with Barbara Brown Taylor.
- Living Well with Grief: Friday 9 October, 16:30-18:00 (BST), zoom, register here. Carla A. Grosch-Miller is a practical theologian, minister and poet. For the last three years, she has been working with a team researching, teaching and writing about congregational trauma. Their academic book is titled Tragedies and Christian Congregations: The Practical Theology of Trauma (Routledge, 2019).
On Friday 02 Oct the HeartEdge series, Let's Talk about Death and Living Well with Grief started. Dr Kathyrn Mannix - the palliative care doctor, best-selling author and campaigner - opened the series with a pioneering, moving and practical account of dying and how to be with those dying. Please watch her opening presentation here.
Telling Encounters: Stories of Disability, Faith, Church & God
10.00-16.30, Saturday 17 October 2020, Zoom
Click here to register
Our 9th annual conference on disability and church. It’s a partnership between St Martin-in-the-Fields & Inclusive Church, this year hosted by HeartEdge. It’s a space for disabled people to resource each other and the church.
Through art, Godly Play, music, public narrative, storytelling & theology. In talks, small groups, workshops & liturgy. We explore the stories that shape our lives.
Twitter @livingedgeconf
#TellEnc20
See www.heartedge.org to join HeartEdge and for more information.
Over the next few months we are looking at everything from growing online congregations, rethinking enterprise and community action to doing diversity, deepening spirituality and responding to social need.
Are we missing something? Be in touch about your ideas for development and change.
Please note that invitations will be sent 24hrs, 12hrs, 1hr and 10 mins before an event, mostly to minimise the chance of misuse. Thank you.
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Peter Case - Somebody Told The Truth.
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