Forthcoming events at Whirlow Spirituality Centre
Space to Be is a weekly opportunity to meditate in silence. It takes place in the chapel of the Holy Spirit.
Join our weekly service in the chapel, overseen by volunteer ministers from various Christian denominations
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.
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.
A time to bring our day to a quiet close, using a traditional service of compline, and some prayers for Christian Unity.
This will be a time to reflect, using psalms, liturgy, images, a little choral music to listen to, and silence.
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.
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.
Join us for an all-age afternoon together inspired by Charlie Mackesy’s book The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse.
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Space to Reflect is a reflective service led by members of the Whirlow community.
An invitation to enter into a story and wonder (in silence, with words or with objects) about your feelings and what hopeful action may come next. This session is based on the Deep Talk and OutoftheBox principles of play, contemplation and dialogue.
No charge or need to book
Join us for a time of reflection and fellowship as we mark the turn of the year.
Join us for a Christmas Day reflective communion service at 9.45am in the chapel. You are welcome to arrive from 9.30am and join others in silence before the service begins. Our communion services allow time and space for reflection and the formal liturgy tends to be kept short.
Join us this Christmas Eve to sing or listen to carols together and enjoy the quiet space of our beautiful, candlelit chapel. Refreshments provided and a warm welcome to all.
Free but please book in order that we can ensure enough chairs and refreshments are available, as this is likely to be a well-attended event.
