Taking off our shoes – a Holy Week Quiet Day with Penny Pedley
April 15 @ 9:30 am - 4:00 pm
£40.00
A quiet day is an opportunity to take time aside to be aware of God’s presence, and they can be an experience of being on holy ground. On occasions in Biblical stories, when people have an encounter with God, they are asked to take off their shoes. We will take this opportunity to reflect on some of those accounts, and their resonance for us in our experience of God today.
You will not be expected to remove your shoes unless you want to! (..but if you do, due to wooden floors, we suggest you bring your slippers!!)
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For the Quiet Days, arrival is from 9:30am for a 10:00am start. Lunch is included, along with tea/coffee throughout. The day will end around 4:00pm.
For a Retreat, please contact the office to discuss/arrange details.
To book your place or request further details, please email: office@srpf.org.uk or call the office on 01494 881037.
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Leader: Penny Pedley
Penny is an Anglican Lay Minister and has been a Spiritual Director for over 25 years. Although now worshipping regularly in the Anglican Church, her Christian journey has been very varied and she maintains strong links across denominational boundaries. She loves to encourage people from any denomination or tradition to reflect on their walk with God and to deepen their relationship with him. She moved to Kidlington from West London 5 years ago to be nearer to family. Penny is married and has two adult children and four young grandchildren.