Thursday 8 May 2025
Join the SPACE Contemplative Community for a reflection on Psalm 23 using the practice of Lectio Divina.
Join the SPACE Contemplative Community for a reflection on Psalm 23 using the practice of Lectio Divina.
Join the SPACE Contemplative Community for their monthly Taizé service
Join the SPACE Community for a reflection on the prayer practice known as Ignatian Examen.
What does it mean to be transgender in a spiritual setting?
What gifts do trans folk bring to these spaces?
And how does a trans identity expand our conception of what we see as Divine?
Come along and join us as we talk with trans people about their experience of faith and spirituality in society today.
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Note the slight time change from usual due to the earlier sunset.
Park in the carpark and follow the path up the hill
Join us for some outdoor activities, nature craft, celebration time and an Easter egg hunt!
We’ll be sharing a picnic meal together so let us know any dietary requirements.
All are welcome.
Contact Bethany for more details.
Join the SPACE Contemplative Community for their monthly Taizé service.
Join the SPACE Contemplative Community for a reflection on Philippians 3:4-14 using the practice of Lectio Divina.
Join our panel as we discuss the joys and challenges of raising children in multi-generational families at a time of rapid change.
Grandparenting can be a wonderful time of being with family and building a relationship with grandchildren. But what happens when parents and grandparents have different ideas about how the job is to be done?
How do parents and grandparents negotiate the changed roles inherent in the new relationship. And how do they maintain healthy boundaries in keeping their own lives distinct from their role as grandparents?
No need to book. Just turn up.
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Join the SPACE Community for a reflection on the prayer practice known as Ignatian Examen
We’ll be looking at what Jesus said to his disciples before the events of Easter.
“Let me give you a new command: Love one another. In the same way I loved you, you love one another. This is how everyone will recognize that you are my disciples—when they see the love you have for each other.”
I wonder … what stands out to you from these words?
We will be talking about Jesus, sharing in some messy activities and a meal.
All are welcome.
Contact Bethany for more details.