The Christian Gospel presents a clarion call to be a good neighbour. This may begin with our immediate neighbours but Jesus makes it clear that it by no means ends there. What does it mean to be a good neighbour on a global scale? How might Brexit impact on our ability to live up to that challenge? Has the coronavirus pandemic taught us anything about solidarity with our international neighbours in a time of far-reaching disaster? How might all of this shape our approach to climate change?

The Bishop of London will explore these questions, asking how we might engage with our neighbours’ struggles, allow our lives to be diverted off course for the sake of their wellbeing, and recognise our resources as theirs.