Elizabeth Morris will present a story based on events in the life of William Clowes (1780-1851).

William Clowes was one of the founders of Primitive Methodism. Converted in 1805, he was a charismatic leader with almost ‘supernatural’ powers. Born into the famous Wedgwood family on his mother’s side and the son of a drunken potter, discover how his troubled youth led to his transformation into one of the greatest evangelists of the day.

Afterwards there will be an opportunity to reflect upon the issues raised as the audience is invited to discuss and explore the themes.

To book your ticket (cost £8 each) please email learning@engleseabrook.org.uk. Pay at the door.

Not suitable for under 12s.