Inclusive Gathering Talks

We are joined by guest Rev Zoe Heming who is a disability advisor and vicar. We saw a clip of Zoe in discussion with journalist Damon Rose during our gathering in May on Disability & Inclusion. The full interview is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDAvU...

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Our own Harry Wyld is going to help us consider the theme of language and inclusion. They will be talking about how our words matter but that at the same time we can help create an environment of learning where we can support each other to love one another better with our words (in all areas of inclusion and community).

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What does it look to love and make space for one another NOW?

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We're talking about Hope - What is it? How do we cultivate it? What do we do when we've lost it? We share some stories of hope and hold space for one another in our Zoom gathering.

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Our online gathering for Refugee Week with this year’s theme ‘We Cannot Walk Alone’ is full of reflections, stories, interviews and music.  There's a conversation with Phil Hoar of the Journey LGBTQ+ Asylum Seekers Group and music from the Refugee Week Choir.

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Our own David Derbyshire helps us consider the theme of neurodiversity and the church, drawing on his own autism story.   This is one of multiple conversations exploring the various nuances of this topic that we will hold over the coming months.  Our current series looks at the practice of inclusion and what it does/ can look like in a variety of areas of life and faith. The clue is in the name, but we see inclusion as a core part of our spirituality and our justice-seeking as a community.

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Our first in person and online gathering (at the same time!).

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Rev Azariah France-William’s book Ghost Ship fuels our discussion of institutional racism, particularly in the church.

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Pentecost: People of faith around the world will be talking about the Holy Spirit and what her power is and does.

Lots of us come from different understandings and experience of the Spirit. We’ve come to see these differences as something we need to approach thoughtfully with hearts of inclusion (as the Spirit has been wrongly used as a source of exclusion). A group of folks within IGB have been doing some of this thinking together and will be sharing a bit about their journeys. This will be part of our series looking at the practice of inclusion and what it does/ can look like in a variety of areas of life and faith. The clue is in the name, but we see inclusion as a core part of our spirituality and our justice-seeking as a community.

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We are joined by Dr Sally Mann & Father Luke Larner of Red Letter Christians UK. Sally and Luke are friends, ministers, theologians and social justice activists who both come from working class backgrounds. They will talk about the impact of class on faith, community (and Christian academia) and talk practically about inclusion as they have (or have not) experienced it.

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