Being with
Revd Dr Sam Wells
During the HeartEdge event in Amsterdam in May 2019, I took a walk out among the canals with a camera crew and they asked me what was the heart of my notion of ‘being with,’ and of the social outreach of St Martin-in the-Fields and the ethos of the HeartEdge movement. It was such a beautiful day and this video in a short time captures a lot that’s important to many people associated with HeartEdge and St Martin’s. A lot of people and cars passed by but I think they’ve all been edited out. I hope you enjoy watching the video as much as we enjoyed making it.
– Revd Dr Sam Wells
HeartEdge: An international, ecumenical movement galvanising churches to be at the heart of their communities whilst being with those on the edge. Catalysing communities of hope that reimagine church and society through commerce, culture, compassion and congregational life.
For more information visit:
https://www.heartedge.org/.
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