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Mindfulness Awayday
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"In healthcare, spirituality is identified with experiencing a deep-seated sense of meaning and purpose in life, together with a sense of belonging. It is about acceptance, integration and wholeness."
- Spirituality and Mental Health, The Royal College of Psychiatrists, June 2006
The Spiritual Journeying Group is for those of us who sometimes find our daily lives difficult and challenging. It reaches out to anyone who asks questions about the meaning of life and wants to explore their own spiritual dimension.
A knowing, caring God is at the heart of our themes but no-one is expected to view things in any prescriptive or fixed way. We expect and encourage differing perspectives of faith. It is an open group to which people are invited as and when they can come.
Spiritual Journeying Group offers facilitated conversation. We meet usually twice a month: one Tuesday evening and one Wednesday afternoon.
We have a title or theme which is presented first at the Tuesday evening session and then repeated at the next Wednesday afternoon session. Our themes are normally - but not always - chosen by the person who will facilitate the sessions of that title. ( If there is a theme you would like to discuss, please let us know).
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