Quiet Day - Well of unknowing
A quiet day to explore our relationship with God’s possibility.
A well can represent a place of deep and life-changing encounter with Jesus, the source of living water (John 4:10, 13–14). Yet it can also evoke images of darkness, depth, and descent into the unknown.
And still, even when the well feels more like a place of uncertainty or unknowing, might it also be a place of invitation?
A place where we face our fears and doubts?
A place where Courage meets us as we dare to look in?
What is our relationship with the things that do not always make sense, or which leave us feeling uncomfortable or uncertain?
Might an encounter with Jesus at the well open us to new possibilities and opportunities that He longs to offer us?
Coming to the well always involves some risk. It asks something of us.
But on this day, join me in trusting that “all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well.”
Quiet Days are an opportunity to receive and reflect on the input from our Chaplaincy Team. To enjoy Christ centred, Spirit led worship. To be quiet in what is far too often a very noisy world and to enjoy good homecooked food and refreshments.
Join us in person at CCHC (10am - 4pm). Price includes morning refreshments, a 2 course lunch, afternoon refreshments & cake and use of the facilities here, including our fully equipped Art room.
Alternatively, join us online, via Zoom.
£38 per person to include refreshments and a 2 course lunch.
£17 per person online
