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The power of pausing - many of us feel periodically a need to re-align and re-balance. A quiet garden is there for just that moment..to read the article in full click here for pages one and two and for pages…
Your nomination really counts, £1,000 could make a big difference to the work we do. That's why we’d be really grateful if you could nominate us in Ecclesiastical’s 12 days of giving. Your nomination could be the one that wins…
We wait, expectantly, preparing for the celebration of the Nativity of Christ; as we do so we are reminded of the 4 virtues or themes that represent the heart of Advent. Hope, Peace, Love and Joy. Make the most of…
What are things that rekindle your soul? What things have you missed out or neglected doing? What things bring you joy? What things would you do to bring your soul back to life and fill your cup? What do you…
From Lilly Lewin’s FreerangeFriday: September 10, 2021. Begin a New Season with Apples and Honey.Lilly writes “Rosh Hashanah is a time to confess our sins and start with a clean slate. We get afresh start. A time to remember and…
2021 Lambeth Awards - Philip was awarded The Dunstan Award for Prayer and Spirituality for his outstanding contribution to the development of contemplative prayer in the UK and abroad, by his vision and inspiration in founding and establishing the Quiet…
Jacqui joined the board of Trustees in November 2019; she was a faithful friend of the Movement hosting the most wonderful quiet days at her garden in Clearwell in Gloucester. Jacqui became ill in November 2020. She was so very…
Mother Julian of Norwich “And the Lord showed me a little thing” “And the Lord showed me a little thing, the size of a hazel nut, lying in the palm of my hand, round, like a ball. I looked at…
Since the previous meeting, we acknowledged how things can change so rapidly in a short space of time. The situation in Afghanistan, affecting much of the world in different ways; the earthquake in Haiti, shocking the world once again; and…
Take time to fill up your cup – “You cannot keep pouring out from an empty cup”… … one of my favourite things to remind people of… and to say - to remind myself that I need to stop, pause,…