27/03/2020

Slough Isolation & Loneliness Conference-3, Martyn Percy, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford- Part 2

This talk takes an insightful look at the "latent functions" of community, demonstrating how simple acts of gathering, from baking circles to shared grief dinners, serve as the true, unmeasurable engines of pastoral care. Drawing on sociological analogies and historical models of hospitality, it champions the countercultural power of breaking bread to combat modern isolation and rebuild human connection.

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