The Friends of Parcevall Hall meet for a time of worship and fellowship over a three course dinner, served with wine. Dinner: £26 Dinner, bed & breakfast: £80

Witness: Revd Martin Thorpe A silent ‘listening’ retreat. Contemplative life is the expression of the desire to seek stillness amid the rush of life, to hear ‘the still small voice’

Tutor: Mary Tyers Ensemble playing in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, this workshop is aimed at experienced adult players who ideally offer two instruments and are able to swap between

Tutor: Margaret Barker Temple Theology is a fast-growing new way of biblical study, rediscovering the roots of Christianity in the world of the Jerusalem temple. We shall explore how temple

Leader: Dr Rupert Sheldrake Teaching Spiritual Practices: new possibilities for cathedrals, churches & church schools Recent scientific research has shown that, in general, people who have regular religious or spiritual

Tutor: Jill Benet What do we understand by The Contemplative Life? What expectations do we hold of ourselves and those around us? Rooted in the practice of Centering prayer and

The Friends of Parcevall Hall meet for a time of fellowship and sharing together at the Hall. The AGM takes place on Wednesday 12 July. Full gathering: £168 Day guest

Tutor: Keely Hodgson Combine singing in harmony with rest, nurture and inspiration. No previous singing experience, or the ability to read music, is required. A varied repertoire of songs and

Tutor: Tim Stimson The Opponents can be likened to Swedish Impressionism, with Carl Larsson and  Anders Zorn, amongst other significant artists, evolving new ways of depicting their world, whilst concerned

Tutor: Terry Smurthwaite Ensemble playing in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, this workshop is aimed at experienced adult players who ideally offer two instruments and are able to swap between

Leader: The Very Revd Simon Cowling Encounters with the Divine Scripture is full of descriptions of human encounters with the Divine. On this Quiet Day Simon will reflect on three

Tutor: Hugh Parry Music is obviously in debt to literature for the texts which it turns into song andopera. The debt is not one-way: poems, short stories, novels and song