Come and See Wednesday Prayers
For this week’s Wednesday Evening Prayer, we are delighted to be with Jan Henk & Ingeborg Janssen at the stadtsklooster in Arnhem, Netherlands.
For this week’s Wednesday Evening Prayer, we are delighted to be with Jan Henk & Ingeborg Janssen at the stadtsklooster in Arnhem, Netherlands.
This week we welcome you to the home of Companions, Vince and Di Smith who live in a small village in Cumbria, England. This month’s main readings are taken from the Finan series in Celtic Daily Prayer 1 – ‘The City without a Church’. You can find a copy of Drummond’s ‘City without a Church’ […]
Welcome to the sofa of the Burdon family from Yorkshire, England – Jon, Becky, Lizzy and Jessica.
This week we have a special Eucharist and Healing Service led by Catherine Askew with some local Northumbria Community people – Ian and Joanna Dobson, Fiona Harriss and Helen Robson. You may find it helpful to follow along with the liturgy found in Celtic Daily Prayer Book Two: ‘Farther Up and Farther In’ starting on […]
For this week’s Wednesday Evening Prayer, we are delighted to be welcomed into the home of Sarah and Edward Pillar from Evesham, UK.
Catherine Askew reflects on a key teaching: ‘Those who lean on Jesus’ breast hear the heartbeat of God.’ We are invited to pause, as we prepare our hearts for breaking bread together. You might also like to join in with ‘A Celtic Communion’ HERE
Catherine Askew reflects on how the Northumbria Community’s Rule of Life can help us to ‘act out of who we are’, with integrity, during these difficult times.
In this leadership reflection, Sarah Pillar, Catherine Askew and Sarah Hay tell the story of an unexpected blessing they received, while on their way to visit Kielder Observatory, Northumberland, at the very beginning of their leadership journey.
Catherine Askew explores how God’s love can be both limitless and intimate through the push and pull of zooming both outwards and inwards.
This week’s reflection is a special blessing from the leadership of the Northumbria Community for such a time as this. It is taken from the end of our Small Boat, Great Big Sea Communion Liturgy (see also the ‘Come and See’ Wednesday prayers from this week) When you no longer know how to be, may […]