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This Celebration and Commemoration Event in church (12 October, 5.00pm) is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy Traherne's poetry, both spoken and set to music, alongside a talk by Bishop Lord Richard Harries, the theologian, writer and broadcaster, and a chance to chat over wine & nibbles. Tickets are free. There will be a bar available, and donations requested on the night.
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