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  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • Yesterday Today Tomorrow
      • Live Hope
      • Create Community
      • People of Prayer
      • Who Is My Neighbour?
    • Companions
    • Overseas Links
    • Archives
    • The Secret Cemetery
    • S. Mary Stephen’s Art
  • Meeting the Need
    • Creating Community
    • Responding to Spiritual Searching
    • Meeting the Needs of our Neighbours
    • Being with People on the Margins
    • Our Links with Africa
  • Being Church
    • Living Church
    • Ecumenism
    • Reflecting on Church
    • Inter-faith
    • Liturgy
    • Pray With Us
  • News & Events
    • Newsletters / Sign-Up / Resubscribe
    • Events
    • News
    • Talking Points
    • Climate Change
    • 2020 – Our World Reimagined
    • Photos
    • Community: Old paths and new directions
  • Covid Memorial
  • Contact Us
    • Contacts
    • Donate
    • Shop

Community – Old Paths and New Directions

Let’s Talk Loneliness

Community - Old Paths and New DirectionsBy canonessesApril 27, 2022

“It is said that for an estimated 9 million U.K. citizens, loneliness is the sad reality of modern life.” “Loneliness is one of the biggest health challenges we face. It has little to do with being physically isolated, but more about a sense of disconnection from the people around us.”   “How am I so alone…

TOWARDS AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY

Community - Old Paths and New DirectionsBy canonessesApril 27, 2022

“The community we strive to build is one which values each person equally and which is based on the Gospel values of love, inclusivity and outreach to people in need.”   Our March meeting centred on the theme of inclusivity in community.  We were privileged to hear testimonies from people who have experienced exclusion; being…

The global is local: building hope through action in the local community

Community - Old Paths and New DirectionsBy canonessesDecember 3, 2021

On 8th February at 6.45 – 8pm (on Zoom), we were delighted to welcome representatives from four organisations whom we had asked to describe their work in the local community – building hope through action. It was inspiring to hear from these organisations and how they are helping the most vulnerable in our local communities.…

Global community in a time of crisis: towards a better future

Community - Old Paths and New DirectionsBy canonessesNovember 17, 2021

On Sunday, 9th January we were delighted to welcome Dr Gemma Simmonds. As a continuation of our “Community: old paths and new directions” theme, Gemma reflected on the idea of global community, responding to questions such as: a) a time of global crisis: could we see it coming? b) drawing on faith: a guide to…

Understanding faith-based communities through their stories

Community - Old Paths and New DirectionsBy canonessesSeptember 24, 2021

On 14 November, with the wonderful help of Prof John McCafferty, we explored stories of faith-based communities. Starting with the story of the women at the tomb and Luke 24 (the Supper at Emmaus) – the stories of that first Christian “community” – we looked at the paradox of how Jesus is both present and…

What is community: can we be clear?

Community - Old Paths and New DirectionsBy canonessesSeptember 24, 2021

On 3 October we welcomed Dr Lea Verstricht, friend and theologian, to explore with us a theology of community and to open our theme for the year: Community: Old Paths and New Directions. Lea’s talk focussed on an understanding of community, as discerned in scripture. Using the New Testament story of the Road to Emmaus,…

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