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  • Re-Enchanting Our World: A C. S. Lewis and Tolkien Retreat **1 SPACE REMAINING**

    On this autumn retreat, we will explore how we can be inspired by the stories and other writings of CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien, alongside Scripture, to recover wonder and beauty, mystery and longing in these increasingly technological and materialistic times. Led by Andrew Swinford.

    £474

  • Beginners Retreat with the Launde Abbey Community **4 SPACES REMAINING**

    The aim of this semi-silent retreat weekend is to help you enter the world of silent retreats gently and with plenty of support. There will be guidance on how to use the time; periods on your own and with the other retreatants, and the opportunity to share your experience with others if you wish to do so. Led by members of the Launde Abbey Community.

    £336

  • Voices of Advent

    This Advent time we will be reflecting on the wonder of God’s love, shown through the Incarnation, as we contemplate the voices of those involved in the gospel birth accounts. From the gospel writers themselves to the magi, the shepherds, to Simeon and Anna, what are their voices trying to impress upon us? A retreat led by Revd Rhona Knight and Chris Knight.

    £336

  • Be Joyful. Keep the Faith. Do the Little Things

    Join Catherine Williams in a quiet, spacious retreat shaped around St David’s famous words. St David doesn’t offer complicated strategies, grand plans, or even great vision. Instead, he takes us back to three foundations: joy, faith and small acts of love. Together, these form a gentle, grounding and sustaining rule of life.

    £474

  • Beyond Certainty: Reimagining our images of God

    Beyond Certainty: Reimagining our images of God

    What happens when the God you once believed in no longer fits? What if letting go of old certainties could open up new ways of encountering the Divine? This retreat offers a safe and spacious place to explore that uncertainty, to question, wonder, grieve what has been lost and become curious about what might be emerging.