
The Quiet Garden Movement nurtures access to outdoor space for prayer, reflection and rest in a variety of settings, such as private homes, churches, schools and hospitals, and creates opportunities for people to experience silence, restfulness and contemplative practices… Find out more
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PAUSE for Advent 2022
The Christian year begins not with the lilies of Easter, or the poinsettias of Christmas,…
Meeting Christianity Again for the First Time – Tony Rutherford
Tony is a retired Anglican priest, occasional preacher and pastor. His knowledge comes from keeping…
For reckoning sweet and wholesome hours. Sarah Meyrick and the fortunes of the Quiet Garden…
Sarah Meryick writes for the Church Times - her article about the movement can be…
“The ancient tradition of silent contemplation is as important to the modern mind as it was to those of our forebears – and the Quiet Garden Movement has been facilitating the practice of mindful contemplation for the past 25 years, in gardens across the world…”
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