A quiet, reflective day exploring how God speaks through the beauty of the natural world, with space for prayer, scripture, and a gentle “Soul Filled Meandering” walk in the grounds, led by Jo De Graaf.
The bible is full of stories of God being with, and providing for, people in all kinds of circumstances. We will engage with some of these stories through listening, silence and prayer (and some optional creativity), as we seek to discover more of God’s abiding presence and provision with and for us today. Led by Revd Catherine Wright.
Join Rosey Feuell for a gentle day of reflection, exploring how Jesus brought hope and fruitfulness to His imperfect disciples—and how He does the same for us.
A Quiet Day with Revd Fran Grasham exploring Jesus’ invitation to rest, reflect, and live well – with gentle rhythms, prayer, and creative space.
In her poem 'Sometimes', Mary Oliver provides "Instructions for Living a Life". These are: Pay Attention. Be astonished. Tell about it. This Quiet day will be led by Revd David Harknett, one of our College of Chaplains here at Launde Abbey.
Led by experienced teacher and spiritual director Joanna Pearson, this Quiet Day will be spent thinking about gardens and God as a gardener in the beautiful gardens and parkland of Launde Abbey.
This quiet day, led by Deputy Warden Chris Webb, will focus on how to practice the Prayer, but will also look at some of its history and theology, both in Orthodoxy and in other Christian traditions. No previous knowledge or experience necessary!
The Quiet Day will spend time on two hills outside Jerusalem which play an important part in the final days of Jesus - Olivet and Calvary. An opportunity to prepare yourself for the approach of Easter in the company of our Lord and Saviour. Led by Revd John Rackley.
The Revd Catherine Wright leads us in our March Quiet Day: ‘I am the Living Water: Come, Drink, Live.’ Time to be, pray, listen and rest. We will be exploring some images of water from Scripture and poetry: how might we discover the source of the wellsprings to meet our deepest thirst?
Discover the timeless beauty of the Psalms as works of sacred poetry in the peaceful setting of Launde Abbey. These ancient songs have captured the human experience of faith for thousands of years, expressing everything from profound joy to deep lament through richly crafted imagery and metaphor. Led by Revd Chris Webb.
