St Martin's & St Paul's
Parish Canterbury
St Martin's Conversations:
Going back to go forward
As a response to Bishop Trevor's call for discipleship, we will be asking "what can we learn from the past of St Martin's to become the 24/7 discipleship community we need to be now"? Each session will include themed input, focussed discussion, and discerning prayer, followed by optional buffet supper at St Martin's House (no charge and no booking required).
Intended outcomes of the series:
- To learn what has guided and helped our forebears in their discipleship
- To discern what might be of most significance for St Martin's and its wider support network
- To nurture a community of curiosity/vision/direction regarding the future ministry of St Martin's to the local area and beyond.
Do come along and expore aspects of the Christian life in an informal setting in this historic church, the oldest in the English-speaking world. each event will include:
- Themed input,
- Discerning prayer, and
- Focussed discussion
The next conversation
will be on Sunday 15th January 2012 at 5.00 pm at St Martin's Church. It will be followed by an informal supper at about 6.45 pm at St Martin's House.
Thanks to Ian Britton, c/o www.FreeFoto.com for the picture of the conversation sculpture in South Shields in the UK.
The first Conversation was held on Sunday 16th January 2011 at St Martin's Church
The Second Conversation was held on the 20th February and led by the Revd Canon Rob Mackintosh.
The Third Conversation was held on the 20th March and led by Ian Dodd.
The Fourth Conversation was held on the 15th May and led by the Revd Dr Jeremy Law.
The Fifth Conversation was held on the 19th June and led by Dr Brian Capper.
The Sixth Conversation was held on the 18th July and led by Revd Canon Noelle Hall.
Updated 16 Dec 11
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