We pray with Scripture through our senses and imagination as we explore new beginnings through the eyes of Zaccaeus, the woman by the well, and the disciples on the road to Emmaus.
Exploring the Depths of Prayer with Isaac the Syrian (Monastic Wisdom) this retreat beckons us to relax and enjoy God's creation.
A time to be thankful for the gifts of summer and consider the direction of our life by encountering the gifts of autumn.
An Evening of Light Classical Music in Noseley Chapel and a Picnic in the Gardens beside Noseley Hall.
A retreat for first time retreatants led Alison Myers and Chris Webb. The aim of the weekend is to help you enter the world of silent retreats gently and with plenty of support.
The light we see shining in the face of Jesus Christ is a fragile light revealed in his broken humanity. It is a fragile light he shares with those who […]
A wonderful opportunity to welcome back the talented classical guitarist, Mark Ashford.
It’s a time to be thankful for the gifts of summer and consider the direction of our life by encountering the gifts of autumn.
More details are to follow shortly so please check back regularly for updates. Chris Webb, Deputy Warden of Launde Abbey and is an Anglican priest and Benedictine new monastic community […]
A Quiet Day with Matt Long; an opportunity to take time to be still and listen deeply; an invitation to play with words and pray poetically.
A retreat for church leaders in a safe place to find renewal, relaxation and rest in the company of fellow travellers.
Come and discover the art of spiritual writing, writing about our spiritual lives and writing from that deep reflective place inside each of us.
A Quiet Day with David and Rose Harknett; a chance to think about our bodies, in both their brokenness and beauty, as "very good... wonderfully made"!
An afternoon with the wonderful company oh harpist, Eleanor Harper.
This retreat will explore the shape of contemplative life by following the transformative story of the prophet Elijah. We'll reflect on the contemplative life journey and see whether or not that's paralleled in our own lives.