Quiet Day - Hagar`s Well

Quiet Day - Hagar`s Well

A significant feature of the CCHC grounds is the well, dug by Howard Cobb in 1932 when the existing water supply proved insufficient for the buildings. Cobb recorded that the well had to be deeper than anticipated: water was not found at the expected 40 feet, but only at 80 feet. Quite literally, they had to dig deep—a phrase that resonates with us today.

In our 2026 series of Quiet Days, we too will be ‘digging deep’, as we explore the theme of biblical wells—some named, others known by their place and story. In Scripture, wells are rich in meaning across both the Old and New Testaments. They speak of God’s provision of life-giving water, become places of divine encounter (as with Hagar and the Samaritan woman), and carry covenantal significance, such as when Isaac reopens the wells first dug by Abraham to reaffirm God’s promises.

Throughout this series of Quiet Days, we will reflect on both well-known and lesser-known wells, allowing their stories to speak to us afresh and to reveal unexpected depths for our own spiritual journeys.

Healing Space - individual retreat time

• Crowhurst Team

MONDAY ARRIVALS FROM 2PM - CCHC is closed until 2pm on Monday 16th February.

Healing Space - The house is open for you to book time and space for a personal retreat—a chance to step away from the busyness of daily life and receive from the Lord, who longs to heal and restore.

Special offer - book 4 nights and get 1 free (4 nights for the price of 3). 

Healing Space - individual retreat time

• Crowhurst Team

Healing Space - the house is open for you to book time and space for a personal retreat—a chance to step away from the busyness of daily life and receive from the Lord, who longs to heal and restore.

Special offer - book 4 nights and get 1 of those nights free (4 nights for the price of 3).