An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4
Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
These Practice sessions in Mindfulness meditation are offered to everyone, whether you are a complete beginner or have experience of Mindfulness practice.
Come along and find the calm in your life.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
The Practice of the Presence of God
Brother Lawrence’s wisdom on prayer as part of our daily lives.
Coffee from 10am. Please bring a packed lunch.
Booking not required, but knowing numbers would be helpful regarding photocopying etc. so feel free to message Donna using this form.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
The group is very informal and generally meets on the first Saturday of the month from 8.30 ready for a start at 09:00 after a drink and some toast etc. We normally aim to finish about 10.30
After the August holiday break we will resume in September when for the next four months we will meet on the 1st Saturday of each month.
The topics for the four sessions September onwards are yet to be decided.
You do not need to book for these sessions. Just come along and take part.
The meeting (which is very informal) comprises two main sections – a reflection and sharing on a piece of scripture from the Gospels (we use the Common Lectionary and the reading for the upcoming Sunday) followed by an input and discussion/sharing on a topic relevant to Men’s spirituality. We then finish with some prayers of thanksgiving and petition.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
The Zen Buddhist Practice group normally meets every first and third Tuesday evening 7.30pm – 9.30pm in the Xaverian Mission Spirituality Centre in Preston.
On the 7th May 2019 we are on retreat. Do ask if you want to join us.
Our Preston group is called Nothing Extra. Nothing Missing is our big sister group in Lancaster. Follow the link to Nothing Missing to read about practice form, our guiding teacher and more.
All are welcome. We look forward to sharing time and space with whoever wishes to join us.
For more information please contact Lynne Moore using the form below.
We will spend some time sharing, reflecting and praying together. A time of peace. All women welcome.
If you want to learn more then please feel free to contact Rose by email using the form below or call her on 07866 736067
Come and try this gentle form of body prayer which enables us to go inward and become centred – and then return to our outer life refreshed.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Wellbeing practices remind us that God is present to us, in every cell of our being. They enable prayer and our spiritual relationship with God by reminding us of the wholeness (and holiness) of our being, relaxing the body, and bringing us to a centred and meditative place which is prayerful in itself, or can enable us to pray more easily or readily.
This extended morning session (one of a series) continues to introduce Capacitar (meaning “empowerment”) practices and energy work, and newcomers and previous participants are very welcome.
What to expect: A gentle, flowing morning, some quiet time, some more energetic movement, time to reflect and share/ask questions. A chance to know others in a different context. All ages and abilities are welcome.
You can download a leaflet here to read or pass on.
(No need for packed lunch). Tea/coffee provided.
Please contact Anne Harrison directly using the booking form below as places are on a first-come-first-served basis.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
These Practice sessions in Mindfulness meditation are offered to everyone, whether you are a complete beginner or have experience of Mindfulness practice.
Come along and find the calm in your life.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
The Zen Buddhist Practice group normally meets every first and third Tuesday evening 7.30pm – 9.30pm in the Xaverian Mission Spirituality Centre in Preston.
On the 7th May 2019 we are on retreat. Do ask if you want to join us.
Our Preston group is called Nothing Extra. Nothing Missing is our big sister group in Lancaster. Follow the link to Nothing Missing to read about practice form, our guiding teacher and more.
All are welcome. We look forward to sharing time and space with whoever wishes to join us.
For more information please contact Lynne Moore using the form below.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
These Practice sessions in Mindfulness meditation are offered to everyone, whether you are a complete beginner or have experience of Mindfulness practice.
Come along and find the calm in your life.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
The Cave, the Blackbird and the Monster
A journey with the Christian hermit, Saint Kevin.
Coffee from 10am. Please bring a packed lunch.
Booking not required, but knowing numbers would be helpful regarding photocopying etc. so feel free to message Donna using this form.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
The Zen Buddhist Practice group normally meets every first and third Tuesday evening 7.30pm – 9.30pm in the Xaverian Mission Spirituality Centre in Preston.
On the 7th May 2019 we are on retreat. Do ask if you want to join us.
Our Preston group is called Nothing Extra. Nothing Missing is our big sister group in Lancaster. Follow the link to Nothing Missing to read about practice form, our guiding teacher and more.
All are welcome. We look forward to sharing time and space with whoever wishes to join us.
For more information please contact Lynne Moore using the form below.
We will spend some time sharing, reflecting and praying together. A time of peace. All women welcome.
If you want to learn more then please feel free to contact Rose by email using the form below or call her on 07866 736067
Come and try this gentle form of body prayer which enables us to go inward and become centred – and then return to our outer life refreshed.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Wellbeing practices remind us that God is present to us, in every cell of our being. They enable prayer and our spiritual relationship with God by reminding us of the wholeness (and holiness) of our being, relaxing the body, and bringing us to a centred and meditative place which is prayerful in itself, or can enable us to pray more easily or readily.
This extended morning session (one of a series) continues to introduce Capacitar (meaning “empowerment”) practices and energy work, and newcomers and previous participants are very welcome.
What to expect: A gentle, flowing morning, some quiet time, some more energetic movement, time to reflect and share/ask questions. A chance to know others in a different context. All ages and abilities are welcome.
You can download a leaflet here to read or pass on.
(No need for packed lunch). Tea/coffee provided.
Please contact Anne Harrison directly using the booking form below as places are on a first-come-first-served basis.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
The group is very informal and generally meets on the first Saturday of the month from 8.30 ready for a start at 09:00 after a drink and some toast etc. We normally aim to finish about 10.30
After the August holiday break we will resume in September when for the next four months we will meet on the 1st Saturday of each month.
The topics for the four sessions September onwards are yet to be decided.
You do not need to book for these sessions. Just come along and take part.
The meeting (which is very informal) comprises two main sections – a reflection and sharing on a piece of scripture from the Gospels (we use the Common Lectionary and the reading for the upcoming Sunday) followed by an input and discussion/sharing on a topic relevant to Men’s spirituality. We then finish with some prayers of thanksgiving and petition.
The World Community for Christian Meditation (North Manchester and Lancashire Region) are holding Quiet Days in Preston.
During the day there will be opportunity to meet, talk, meditate and share ways to prepare for meditation in the John Main tradition. Through such opportunities it is hoped that the simplicity and fidelity in practice will deepen and the confidence to share the gift will grow.
The days are intended for anyone who leads a WCCM meditation group, anyone who meditates within the John Main tradition and anyone who is interested in learning to meditate in the John Main tradition.
| 10:30 am | Meet and Greet each other over Tea/ Coffee |
| 11.00 am | Meditation |
| 11.30 am | Regional and National notices |
| 11.45 am | Live Talk: “Being in the Flow” |
| 12.00 am | Meditation |
| 1.00 pm | Lunch and fellowship/books on sale/ chapel available for silent prayer (Please bring your own lunch) |
| 2.00 pm | Variety of afternoon activities to choose from: Aim : To strengthen our attention on the present moment whilst in activity |
| 3.00 pm | Meditation |
| 3.30 pm | Sharing Circle and setting the programme for the next date (with sharing of tasks for our next Quiet Day) |
| 4.00 pm | Departures |
To book a place please contact Joanne Caine either by text or completing this form which will send her an email.
If you have the opportunity to publicise this then you are welcome to download and print these posters.
Programme Quiet Days in Preston 2019Quiet Days in Preston 2019
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
These Practice sessions in Mindfulness meditation are offered to everyone, whether you are a complete beginner or have experience of Mindfulness practice.
Come along and find the calm in your life.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Based on the ancient, monastic way of praying the scriptures.
A day to take time out and reflect on Advent.
Coffee from 10am. Please bring a packed lunch.
Booking not required, but knowing numbers would be helpful regarding photocopying etc. so feel free to message Donna using this form.
An open invitation for everyone who has English as their second language to come and chat with native English speakers over a cup of tea or coffee.
This is not a class and there is no tuition or pressure. Come and meet people and make friends.
No booking is required – just drop in and make friends.
If you want to help or to learn more, then please contact Brenda using this form.
If you can help publicise this event using this poster that would be great.
Cuppa-Chat Poster A4 v4Yoga for all ages and abilities. Come along for a stretch and soothing relaxation. No pressure to perform, just enjoy and relax.
This class is led by Frances Heaton who has over 20 years experience as a yoga teacher. Fran is qualified and insured with British Wheel of Yoga.
For booking and more information please feel free to contact Fran either on her mobile or by filling in this form.
Through the simple method of silence, stillness and emptying our minds, meditation allows us to be peaceful and to create a space where we can simply rest in the presence of God who gives us life.
Singing together offers a unique and important way for people with Dementia to communicate with others and to continue to feel connected and valued. The carer, wife husband or partner attending the group will feel extra support from the other group members who are in the same situation as them.
As well as being good fun singing is recognised as being hugely beneficial for well-being as it can impact positively on our physical, emotional and social health.
Meet and greet over a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit.
If you want to learn more then please complete this form which will send an email to Alan.
The Zen Buddhist Practice group normally meets every first and third Tuesday evening 7.30pm – 9.30pm in the Xaverian Mission Spirituality Centre in Preston.
On the 7th May 2019 we are on retreat. Do ask if you want to join us.
Our Preston group is called Nothing Extra. Nothing Missing is our big sister group in Lancaster. Follow the link to Nothing Missing to read about practice form, our guiding teacher and more.
All are welcome. We look forward to sharing time and space with whoever wishes to join us.
For more information please contact Lynne Moore using the form below.
Mass followed by tea and coffee.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished
by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time,
it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the
wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete this form which will be sent to Tricia by email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.
Journeying in Prayer is a course open to all who wish to deepen their experience and knowledge of prayer and to explore the journey of prayer with others.
10 x Mondays 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. plus 1 x Residential Weekend
Members of all denominations (and none) are welcome to apply.
What is it?
Journeying in Prayer is an opportunity for participants to be nourished by the rich treasure of different spiritual traditions. At the same time, it will provide an opportunity for deeper exploration of the wider journey of faith.
It is an experiential rather than an academic course and participants will be encouraged to engage actively in workshops and small group sharing.
The course includes a weekend residential guided retreat at Hyning Monastery, Warton 20th – 22nd March.
Suggestions for further reading and other resources for the ongoing process of prayer, reflection and growth will be integral to the course.
If you are looking to…
- experience different ways of praying
- explore the role and value of silence
- find new resources to help you grow spiritually
- reflect on and nurture your ongoing journey of faith, discipleship and witness
- travel with others on the Way…
then this course may be for you!
Cost
The course costs £300 (payable in 3 instalments)
Help towards funding this course may be available through your own church and/or from the Diocese of Blackburn if you are a member of one of its congregations.
Application Form
If you wish to apply for the Journeying in Prayer course, please complete the form below which will send Tricia an email. Note that the closing date for applications is Friday, 6th December 2019. If you prefer to send a letter to Tricia, her address is 22, Hala Grove, Lancaster, LA1 4PS.