St Peter's Methodist Church2026 Programme
Weds 21 January: Contemporary Pilgrimage - What's Really Going On?
Victoria Field, poet, memoirist, and poetry therapist, whose recent doctorate explored narratives of transformation in pilgrimage.
Wed 18 Feb: Doing Difference Differently: Christian, Humanist, and Inter-Faith Dialogue.
Richard Norman, Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of Kent, patron of Humanists UK, joint editor of Religion and Atheism in Dialogue (2025);
and Alan Race, retired Anglican priest, contributor to the book, Chair of the World Congress of Faiths, and author of My Journey as a Religious Pluralist (2021).
Weds 18 March: Waking Up Our God Talk: As God Is Not a 'He', Why Do We Use 'He' in Liturgy?
Mary Kells, Rector of St Paul’s, Canterbury, member of the National Executive Committee of Women and the Church, and author of God Beyond Gender: Crafting Inclusive Liturgy (2025).
Wed 15 April: Psychiatry, Prayer, Disorder, and Sin: Where Theology Meets the Mind?
Charlie Bell, non-stipendiary priest in the Diocese of Southwark, forensic psychiatrist, and
author, involved in ministerial training on the medico-theological interface and liturgy.
Wed 20 May: The Trump Political Earthquake and American Faith Communities
George Conyne, retired Lecturer in American History, University of Kent, member of the Society of Friends, and author of The History of the United States Supreme Court (2016)
Wed 17 June: Money: Where It Comes From, Where It's Going, and Why It's All About Faith
John Daniels, Anglican priest, writer and theological educator, committed to helping
ordinary Christians better understand various facets of the times in which they live.
THIS TALK IS SPONSORED BY THE MONTGOMERY TRUST.
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For further details please contact any committee member: Judith Dimond, jidbaskets@gmail.com; David Kemp, david.kemp@stalphegeseasalter.org; and Doreen Rosman, 01227 452242.