Supper unyoked with Rev Graham Long

An  invitation to the table, with the notably poetic preacher and wisely  revered Reverend Graham Long, to talk Beauty, Love, and Belonging.

We  are planting the seeds at this poignant time, where systems are being  questioned and we seek out a hearty civic humanity that we desire and  that our age demands.

Our  special guest, no ordinary man, who preaches that all humanity belongs  to one another, and tackles profound truths about life and death,  friendship and hardship, and the thing in-between – the redemption of  love.

So,  at a time where the table has become the new spiritual technology, we  invite you to take your seat in the spirit of holding space for deeper  conversations of how we structure our lives and how we show up for one  another.

We  are raising the bar to explore what it takes to unite through  creativity and conversation, to inspire transformation in ourselves, and  contribute to socially sophisticated interdependence. We invite the  connection of ethical human beings who are eager to find ways to make  positive change in our world. And so if this speaks to you, we invite  you to take your seat at the table.

NOTE: Seats at the table are limited to only 27 Tickets go on sale 5 Jan 2019 Ticket includes 2-course sit down meal, catered by Wayside Chapel Proceeds from the evening with go to the Wayside Chapel Venue, YOKE HQ Redfern address will be emailed to ticket holders

------------------------- Rev  Graham Long joined Wayside in 2004 and has become an oracle of Kings  Cross. He has been instrumental in creating a community of no ‘us and  them’ and each day he is a listening ear to those on and around the  streets of Kings Cross. Graham is an accomplished author and speaker.  His books include; Wayside (2016), Love over Hate: Finding life by the  wayside (2013) and Stories by the Wayside (2011). Graham was admitted to  the Order of Australia as an AM in 2015. Rev Graham Long stepped down  from the role of CEO and Pastor of Wayside Chapel in June 2018 and  handed over the torch to long-time friend and colleague Pastor Jon Owen.  He began the role of Pastor Emeritus, continuing to offer guidance and  teachings to Wayside Chapel’s community.