26th - 29th April 2027 Led by Bishop David Hawkins Seek God through solitude and contemplation and drawing on the Orthodox tradition of the Poustina and the science of silence.

Informal and friendly residentials for recorder ensemble playing with a wide variety of interesting music provided by the Conductor. 7-9 May with Conductor Hilary Oliver Hilary is an experienced music

Led by Canon Andy Hawes SSC This part silent retreat enabling a deep personal encounter with the Divine. Services will be in accordance with the Book of Common Prayer and

Contemplative life is an expression of the desire to seek stillness amid the rush of life, as Jesus invites you to rest in him. This retreat is an opportunity to

Heart and Soul Singing Retreat - led by Keely Hodgson 4th - 6th June 2027 Combine singing in harmony with rest, nurture and inspiration. No previous singing experience or the

Led by Bishop Toby Howarth 14th - 16th June 2027 This retreat offers companionship for reflection and renewal for clergy who live out a calling to engage with Muslims. There

Celebrating 100 years of Sir William Milner and Parcevall Hall The Arts and Crafts movement, and how it is visible in Parcevall Hall 18 - 20 June, course led by

Led by Revd Jayne Ward Come and experience weaving as a creative pathway to prayer. Materials and a small frame for weaving will be provided, no previous experience necessary. Refreshments

Friday 25th June - People Jesus Met, learning about Jesus through his encounters with others, led by Revd Phil Moon. Our Open Quiet Days are gentle days of prayer and

Led by poet Hannah Stone. Writing In Situ Retreat 25-27 June A retreat for creative writers in an inspiring context away from everyday life and distractions. This writing retreat will

Led by Andrew Rudd Be inspired by God, the great listener, and experience listening not as an action for your head alone, but for your whole embodied soul, being fully

Bright Field, Dark Silence: exploring the poetry of R S Thomas. Led by Revd Dilly Baker 12th - 14th July 2027 Together, using Thomas' poetry, we consider the elusive presence