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My life and death is with my neighbour

Revd. Richard Carter

Leader

Revd. Richard Carter

Richard is Associate Vicar for Mission at St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square. His ministry includes working closely with those who are homeless, and refugees and pastoral care of the many people who come through the doors of the church on the edge of London’s most public square. He is the founder and leader of the Nazareth Community whose members gather from everyday life to seek God in contemplation and to learn to live generously and compassionately learning from the diversity of all those they welcome. He is the author of The City is My Monastery: A Contemporary Rule of Life and most recently Letters from Nazareth: A Contemplative Journey Home.

Date

Mar 25 2025

Time

CET
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Location

Online

Conducted via Zoom or live-stream.

This reflection and meditation will draw on the encounters of a week in the centre of a city.  It  will explore how contemplation makes us more attentive to all that is around us and opens up our hearts to the lives of others. Drawing on 18 years of ministry in a church with an open door on the edge of Trafalgar Square with people from all walks of life, Richard will tell the story of some of the people he has encountered. He will explore the meaning of what it means to be present to one’s neighbour and alongside them and Christ even in situations of struggle where there are no easy answers. He reflects on what it means to make a place and a space for God and for our neighbour and within ourselves for the encounters which form us and change us. 

Books by Richard Carter:

In Search of the Lost: The Death and Life of Seven Peacemakers of the Melanesian Brotherhood
Canterbury Press 2006

The City is My Monastery: A Contemporary Rule of Life
Canterbury Press 2019

Letters from Nazareth: A Contemplative Journey Home
Canterbury Press 2023

And Editor of: Who is My Neighbour? THe Global and Personal Challenge, SPCK, 2018

For more information about the Nazareth Community See: www.nazareth.community

Revd. Richard Carter

Leader

Revd. Richard Carter

Richard is Associate Vicar for Mission at St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square. His ministry includes working closely with those who are homeless, and refugees and pastoral care of the many people who come through the doors of the church on the edge of London’s most public square. He is the founder and leader of the Nazareth Community whose members gather from everyday life to seek God in contemplation and to learn to live generously and compassionately learning from the diversity of all those they welcome. He is the author of The City is My Monastery: A Contemporary Rule of Life and most recently Letters from Nazareth: A Contemplative Journey Home.

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Revd. Richard Carter

Leader

Revd. Richard Carter

Richard is Associate Vicar for Mission at St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square. His ministry includes working closely with those who are homeless, and refugees and pastoral care of the many people who come through the doors of the church on the edge of London’s most public square. He is the founder and leader of the Nazareth Community whose members gather from everyday life to seek God in contemplation and to learn to live generously and compassionately learning from the diversity of all those they welcome. He is the author of The City is My Monastery: A Contemporary Rule of Life and most recently Letters from Nazareth: A Contemplative Journey Home.

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