Occurring
Every Saturday at for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
Address
Tentelow Lane (opposite 'The Plough' pub)
Norwood Green
Southall, UB2 4LQ, United Kingdom
This year our Lent Group will take its themes from the Church of England's 2024 Lent booklet: Watch and Pray: Wisdom and hope for Lent and life.
Do come along - we can give you a booklet if you don't have one already.
What can I expect at the group? There will be discussion, we will look at the Bible, and have time for personal quiet reflection.
On the night he was betrayed, Jesus kneels in darkness in the Garden of Gethsemane. Though he pleads with his disciples, “Stay here with me … Watch and pray,” they all fall asleep, leaving him alone in his hour of deepest suffering.
This Lent all of us are encouraged to draw on the wisdom of Black Spirituality, particularly the practice of “tarrying” (waiting) as a community to draw closer to Jesus and to each other. Watch and Pray invites us to seek God in both familiar and unfamiliar places this Lent: in darkness and in quiet; in movement and migration; in the healing and transforming work of the Spirit; in the weeping of Holy Week and in the joy of Easter morning. If you would like to go deeper, this year’s daily reflections booklet has been inspired and informed by the 2024 Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent book, Tarry Awhile: Wisdom from Black Spirituality for people of faith by Selina Stone (SPCK).
Do come along - we can give you a booklet if you don't have one already.
What can I expect at the group? There will be discussion, we will look at the Bible, and have time for personal quiet reflection.
On the night he was betrayed, Jesus kneels in darkness in the Garden of Gethsemane. Though he pleads with his disciples, “Stay here with me … Watch and pray,” they all fall asleep, leaving him alone in his hour of deepest suffering.
This Lent all of us are encouraged to draw on the wisdom of Black Spirituality, particularly the practice of “tarrying” (waiting) as a community to draw closer to Jesus and to each other. Watch and Pray invites us to seek God in both familiar and unfamiliar places this Lent: in darkness and in quiet; in movement and migration; in the healing and transforming work of the Spirit; in the weeping of Holy Week and in the joy of Easter morning. If you would like to go deeper, this year’s daily reflections booklet has been inspired and informed by the 2024 Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent book, Tarry Awhile: Wisdom from Black Spirituality for people of faith by Selina Stone (SPCK).
Lent Group: Watch & Pray
Every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. for 1 hour, 30 mins
Lent Group: Watch & Pray
Every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. for 1 hour, 30 mins