Accessibility in Worship and Liturgy

During the day we will consider issues of accessibility in liturgy and worship.

What does accessibility in worship mean from a number of different perspectives including – neurodiversity, socio-economic, cultural and more.

We will hear from a number of key note speakers and have time for a Q&A panel discussion as we consider our theological and liturgical response.

Cost £30.00 with Lunch included

Venue: St. Andrew’s West Parish Church, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4JP

Speakers:

Léon van Ommen: Senior Lecturer in Practical Theology, and Co-Director of the Centre for Autism and Theology, University of Aberdeen, and

Rosie Addis: Rector of St. Peter’s Linlithgow and St Columba’s Bathgate, and Chair of Deaf Action

Christopher Rowe: Church of Scotland Minister within Priority Areas

Jesse Fubara-Manuel: Gender and Disability Advisor for Presbyterian Community Services and Development

and more…