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Be still and find rest at our hidden chapel and peaceful garden on the edge of Sheffield and the Peak District. Whirlow Spirituality Centre is a Christian day retreat centre. A safe place of quiet and peace for reflection, where all are welcome. Click here to find out more about the quiet spaces we have available for you to use. You can find out more about our purpose and values here.
The centre is managed by a partnership of Whirlow Grange Limited, a charitable company that manages the Centre and has a grant-making function and All Saints Church in Ecclesall. Our board members and directors are among those listed here.
Safeguarding is at the heart of our Christian faith and we are committed to offering a safer environment for all. All Centre staff and volunteers receive regular training in the safeguarding of children, young people and vulnerable adults.
Come prepared to listen, share and learn from each other as we consider topics which interest us as spiritual accompaniers.
Space to Be is a weekly opportunity to meditate in silence. It takes place in the chapel of the Holy Spirit.
Contemplative Dialogue is designed to facilitate a non-threatening, ‘safe place’ for open sharing and discussion. The focus is on listening to ourselves and others, rather than formulating a response to what is being said.
Space to Reflect is a reflective service led by members of the Whirlow community.
Space to be before God; to relax, reflect and pray and so to renew your spiritual resources. These days are limited to ten people onsite but may be blended (online and onsite.) on occasions.
Opportunity to practise, share and learn.
Many are drawn to silent prayer, meditation, centering prayer, contemplation ... for that purpose, we run Praying Without Words via Zoom each month.
Drawing on resources developed by the Green Christian movement, these five linked sessions aim to help us navigate our complex emotional responses to climate breakdown through a Christian lens of love, wisdom , and justice
Our senses are the pathway to experiencing connection to the world. By developing our sensitivity to listening, seeing and whole body sensation we can more deeply connect with our spiritual essence, our companions and nature.
What prompts us to try and respond creatively to our experience of life and our relationship with the divine? This day, led by Alison Richards explores the writing of three people with a connection to Whirlow
You can find our bookings and cancellation policy here.
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Join our weekly service in the chapel, overseen by volunteer ministers from various Christian denominations
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