Three Reasons Why Everyone Needs Religion But Hardly Anyone Knows It
It used to come naturally to talk in religious ways; then we got used to not talking about religion in public spaces at all. This session will explore the pressing need for religious literacy in...
Speaker(s): Adam DinhamWhat’s Happening In Scotland? Wrestling With The Angels Of The Nations
What have been the political and spiritual drivers of the Scottish referendum? Whatever the outcome, whither the ‘healing of the nations', and what (if anything) can the spirituality of...
Speaker(s): Alastair McIntoshCommunion
With Barbara Brown Taylor The Wild Goose Resource Group lead us in a service that gives thanks for Greenbelt's 40-year journey so far – by taking us on a musical pilgrimage through some of the...
Paul as Radical Political Theologian? Laying Down Identity and Taking Up Arms
Goth Eucharist
A Cough in the Dark: R S Thomas and Today’s Church
Mark Oakley is the chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, responsible for its educational and outreach activities. He also leads the work of the St Paul's Institute, through which the Cathedral seeks...
Speaker(s): Mark OakleyWhat Should We Tell Our Daughters?
Drysalter
Speaker(s): Michael Symmons Roberts
Kontakte and other readings
Sounding and Singing
Speaker(s): Malcolm Guite
Upend the Rainstick: Poetry and the music of the unexpected
Speaker(s): Malcolm Guite
The Beginnings of Fiction
Longbourn: Pride and Prejudice was only half the story…
This isn’t the sort of thing that happens to someone like you
Speaker(s): Jon McGregor
How to be a journalist in the digital age
Bidisha is a writer, critic and TV and radio broadcaster. She signed her first novel deal, with HarperCollins, at 16. She writes for the Guardian, the Financial Times, New Statesman, New Humanist and...
Speaker(s): Bidisha