Friends of Parcevall Hall - There are special events planned in each season of the year to provide regular opportunities for friendship, fun and worship. These events are subsided by

Journeying through Advent, reflections on texts from the Gospel of Luke led by Dr Helen Reid. Our Open Quiet Days are gentle days of prayer and reflection. Each Quiet Day

Christmas Houseparty and Retreat 23-27 December Spend a traditional Christmas in the warm and welcoming surroundings of Parcevall Hall. There will be home-cooked food, traditional games, times for reflection and

Embracing the New Year, start the retreat year at Parcevall Hall with quiet, reflection and prayer. Our Open Quiet Days are gentle days of prayer and reflection. Each Quiet Day

Take time to simply be and spiritually recharge with a three night stay at Parcevall Hall, with chaplaincy support. 4pm Tuesday 12th January - 10am Friday 15th January 2027

Clergy Reading Retreat - Slippers, Boots and a Good Book!! Monday 1st - Friday 5th February 2027 Led by Revd Canon Marion Russell Read books and take time to ponder.

Pilgrims Week at Parcevall 18-24 February Open week for individual pilgrims or pilgrim groups to visit for a day or a residential stay while on pilgrimage in the Dales. For

Dales Crosses Pilgrimage, Rev Tom Lusty will lead a prayerful pilgrimage to crosses at Burnsall and Middlesmoor. The day starts and ends at Parcevall. Our Open Quiet Days are gentle

Prayer & Weaving Day Retreat Day Thursday 25th February 2027 Led by Revd Jane Ward Experience weaving as a creative pathway to prayer. Materials and a small frame for weaving

led by Dr Cathy Brown. Cathy, a Transition Psychologist, has supported individuals to manage transitions for over 30 years. Clients experience her as warm, empathetic and insightful. Exploring the Enneagram

Monday 1st March - On St David's Day join Revd Rod Geddes for a day of prayer and reflection based in the tradition of Celtic Christianity. Our Open Quiet Days

Led by Hugh Parry Art in Literature 1-4 March Art has always engaged the imagination of the workers in the neighbouring field of literature where words grow rather than visual