Quiet Day: In Dependence
Launde Abbey East Norton, Leicestershire, United KingdomThis Quiet Day, led by Emily Owen, draws on the life of Peter, offering space to be known, held, and affirmed by God, and to find safety in His dependability.
This Quiet Day, led by Emily Owen, draws on the life of Peter, offering space to be known, held, and affirmed by God, and to find safety in His dependability.
Abi and John May invite those who have experienced bereavement to gain the tools to help cope with the life changing loss of a loved one.
This Quiet Day, led by Joanna Pearson, offers and invites reflections on the life of Mary Magdalene.
The renowned church leader John Bell returns to Launde to lead this retreat delving into Celtic spirituality.
The story of the Transfiguration is written in all 3 synoptic Gospels and we will explore something of its significance! This Quiet Day will be led by Claire Goode.
Led by Claire Goode, this retreat will explore what it means for us to be ‘clay jars’ in the service of God. We will do these using prayers and poetry, together with creative stitching.
This Quiet Day, led by Mike Booker, will lead into time to explore and ponder the significance of water and spiritual life, in ways that are seen and unseen, expected but also sometimes surprising.
Spiritual leader Dr Rhona Knight leads a retreat offering a silent retreat with one to one support from her team of experienced guides.
A Quiet Day led by David Harknett with his daughter Rose, the day provide a chance to think about our bodies, in both their brokenness and beauty,
Meditate together on this ancient prayer, discover something of its history and spiritual value, learn about the use of prayer ropes, and - of course! - practice praying the Jesus Prayer together. Led by Chris Webb.
Experience a feeling of being embraced and challenged by trees as Andrew Mayes invites you to pray with the trees.
This Quiet Day, led by Rosie Feuell, will consider traditional ideas of Harvest Thanksgiving, the Harvest of our Lives, and Harvest in modern and future contexts.
Through this retreat, Bishop Mike Harrison will be exploring five particular recommendations of Brother Lawrence for practicing the presence of God and looking at how his insights can be applied in everyday life, with plenty of room for discussion on the way.
Led by Adrian Chatfield, this Quiet Day will offer an opportunity to reflect on Jesus’ cryptic comment about the Kingdom.
Using photography as a starting point, Morna leads this retreat to draw on Ignatian spiritual practices to bring together the photographic stance and God’s lens, enabling us to see the world in fresh and new ways.