A Quiet Day with Emily Owen; this day will offer gentle time and space to be affirmed in who we are; we are not an afterthought. This Quiet Day will be interpreted in sign language by Emily's mother.
Explore the themes of longing, waiting and hope in the stories of Scripture and in our own lives, using words, resources and quiet, and joining the Launde Community for Advent daily prayer.
In this darkest season of the year, Chris Webb leads this retreat reflecting on the Light revealed both in these stories and in our own stories, and exploring what God’s Spirit might be saying to each of us through them as 2023 begins.
A Quiet Day with Alan and Lesley Humphrey; experience the peace of God that can sustain you, alongside all His chosen ones, without loosing focus of the one who has brought hope into the world.
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 retreat offers a time to ponder God’s love for us and for others and how we respond to that love. As we do this, there will be an opportunity to create a piece of sewing/patchwork/embroidery which reflects this.
This Quiet Day will be led by Alison Myers, the Warden of Launde Abbey. She will be gently inviting you to take time to pray about, and plan, elements of the year ahead.
This Quiet Day will be led by The Revd Chris Webb, Deputy Warden of Launde Abbey. Further details of this Quiet Day will be available shortly.
For those of us who are weary or disorientated because of the experiences of recent months, this retreat offers the opportunity to come home, to come back to God who in Christ invites us to make our home in him.
Immerse yourself in brief meditations on scripture, in simple prayer drawing in echoes of ancient chant, and in generous opportunities for silence and stillness. Led by Chris Webb.
An afternoon with the wonderful company of Quattro Parlando
This Quiet Day will be led by John Rackley. Shape your own sense of purpose and identity as John develops his thoughts on the extraordinary grace of God.
As we set out on our pilgrimage through Lent, we will consider Jesus’ life through the image of ‘journey’, his obedience, compassion and suffering, culminating on the cross.
A retreat for first time retreatants led by Deputy Warden Chris Webb and Chaplain Alan Humphrey. The aim of the weekend is to help you enter the world of silent retreats gently and with plenty of support.
