God and Great Britain - a lecture series in Chichester Cathedral

Chichester Cathedral is hosting a series of free spring lectures for 2020. Entitled God and Great Britain, Exploring Religious Thought in National Crisis, from the Civil War to Brexit, the discussions are led by a variety of speakers.

All are warmly invited.

The series begins on January 9 at 6.30pm in Vicars’ Hall. The Reformation of the Heart: Revolution and Mystical Spirituality in 17th Century Britain is led by Sarah Apetrei, graduate studies coordinator and lecturer in ecclesiastical history, University of Oxford, and explores how religious thinkers responded to the Civil Wars in the British Isles in the 17th century.

Radical Christianity in an Age of Revolution: The Prophetic Visions of William Blake and Mary Wollstonecraft on January 30 at 6.30pm in Vicars’ Hall, has Canon Dr Dan Inman, Chancellor of Chichester Cathedral, exploring how religious thinkers responded to the social upheaval of the Industrial Revolution in Britain and how this might inform our response to the digital revolution.