Three Christian Approaches to Public Life: The Revolutionary Approach
- St Thomas Chapel Portsmouth Cathedral (map)
The Revolutionary Approach - Canon Dr Dan Inman
The revolutionary approach, which is sometimes thought of as the separatist approach, takes the view that worldly or secular powers cannot be part of the solution to the problems of public life. They offer a vision of an alternate public life, the Church, which stands as a beacon or witness to society suggesting an alternate ordering of society and set of public principles.
St Thomas’ Chapel.
On the Feast of Pentecost, our new Lord Mayor and members of the Portsmouth City Council will attend the annual City Service at the start of their year of office.
Violinist Fumi Otsuki returns to Portsmouth Cathedral with pianist Gisela Meyer, to play a programme of music by Grieg, Stenhammar and Elgar, as well as Fumi's own Piano Sonatina. This recital will be in St Thomas's Chapel.
As the Cathedral Choir is recording a CD this week, tonight's service will be Evening Prayer rather than Choral Evensong.
As the Cathedral Choir is recording a CD this week, tonight's service will be Evening Prayer rather than Choral Evensong.
Future Folk presents its first ever Cathedral Session at Portsmouth Cathedral in Old Portsmouth. A truly unique night of acoustic, folk and choir music at one of the most beautiful locations in Portsmouth!
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