- Frank Martin ‘Mass for Double Choir’ - Francis Poulenc ‘four Lenten motets’

‘Faith, Belief and Belonging’ – organized by ASK and Kingston University Chaplaincy. Leaders of Kingston’s six largest faith groups introduce open discussion of how we can be true to our beliefs, but belong together, in an increasingly divided society. Coffee from 5.30pm Leaders from Kingston’s six biggest faith communities introduce audience discussion: Thursday 2 May: Venerable G B Kassapa (Mendicant Buddhist, Barnes) and Geetha Maheshwaren (Wimbledon Hindu Temple).

The sense of common belonging is under strain, in Britain and elsewhere. How can people of different faiths be true to their beliefs, but belong together in a common community? Leaders from Kingston’s six biggest faith communities introduce audience discussion: Thursday 9 May: Revd Jonathan Wilkes (All Saints Church, Kingston) and Jeremy Rodell (South West London Humanists).   Coffee from 5.30pm

The sense of common belonging is under strain, in Britain and elsewhere. How can people of different faiths be true to their beliefs, but belong together in a common community? Leaders from Kingston’s six biggest faith communities introduce audience discussion: Thursday 23 May: Rabbi René Pfertzel (Kingston Liberal Synagogue) and Dr Sarah Mehdi (Huda Surrey Islamic Centre). Coffee from 5.30pm

Come when you can. Between 12pm and 2pm For Speakers of other Languages who want to practise their English Contact: anncornick@hotmail.co.uk Our café will be open if you want to buy anything to eat, and your young children are welcome to play in the children’s area.

Programme TBC