St Martin’s likes to proclaim the ever-open door and welcome everyone: but what are the fundamental commitments of this community, how do we combine theological and secular convictions, and what is the significance of this community’s witness in the troubled and challenged world of today?
Sam Wells is Vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields. Chaired by Christopher Braganza.
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