The last few decades have witnessed a radical and far reaching transformation of western attitudes to sex, marriage, and gender.
Caught off-guard, Christians often react defensively, rather than offering a compelling vision of their own.
Emmanuel Westbury church family member Glynn Harrison's most recent book seeks to remind us that we have a better story. It aims to help Christians recover their confidence in the biblical vision for flourishing in the sphere of sex and relationships. How can we revitalize a vision capable of winning the hearts and minds of a new generation? And what will that better story look like?
On Wednesday 22nd February Glynn will be giving us an evening to introduce us to this better story - and answer our questions.
This event will be taking place in the new Emmanuel Meeting House (Lewins Mead BS1 2NN) - doors open and tea and coffee available at 7.45pm for an 8pm start. We will have finished by 9.30pm. Do join us.
NB: Parking is only available at local multi-story car parks or on a few streets nearby. But we have plenty of cycle racks and public transport links are good.
Glynn Harrison was formerly Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry, University of Bristol, where he was also a practising Consultant Psychiatrist.
He now speaks widely on issues at the interface between Christian faith and psychology, neuroscience and psychiatry.
