By popular demand: an evening with Nicholas Mosley – Part 2

by Dave on June 17, 2013

Untitled.005Here at St Luke’s, we’re fortunate to have some extraordinary people in our congregation – and every now and then, we persuade one of them to share a little more of their lives and wisdom with us at a special event. One such person is Nicholas Mosley, award-winning novelist and screenwriter, decorated war hero, aristocrat, and son of the infamous politician Oswald Mosley.

By popular demand, this Friday, 28th June, at 7.45pm, St Luke’s is hosting a second evening with Nicholas. In conversation with Andy Harrison (actor and fellow member of St Luke’s), Nicholas will be sharing stories and insights from his long and fascinating life. Admission is free.
The title of the evening, Efforts At Truth, is also the name of Nicholas’ acclaimed autobiography. Bring your questions, and enjoy a glass or two of wine at this rare opportunity to hear from the man himself.
If you want to know more about Nicholas in advance, you need only Google his name – although you may want to set aside a few hours to read through the thousands of pages dedicated to his life and work!

By popular demand: Nicholas Mosley in conversation part 2

by Dave on June 17, 2013

Untitled.005Here at St Luke’s, we’re fortunate to have some extraordinary people in our congregation – and every now and then, we persuade one of them to share a little more of their lives and wisdom with us at a special event. One such person is Nicholas Mosley, award-winning novelist and screenwriter, decorated war hero, aristocrat, and son of the infamous politician Oswald Mosley.

By popular demand, this Friday, 28th June, at 7.45pm, St Luke’s is hosting a second evening with Nicholas. In conversation with Andy Harrison (actor and fellow member of St Luke’s), Nicholas will be sharing stories and insights from his long and fascinating life. Admission is free.
The title of the evening, Efforts At Truth, is also the name of Nicholas’ acclaimed autobiography. Bring your questions, and enjoy a glass or two of wine at this rare opportunity to hear from the man himself.
If you want to know more about Nicholas in advance, you need only Google his name – although you may want to set aside a few hours to read through the thousands of pages dedicated to his life and work!

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