Events

“Being a refugee is an experience;
not an identity” Mohammed Badran

Every year Refugee Week celebrates the contributions made by refugees to the life of the UK and raises awareness of what it means to become and live as a refugee. Join us as we mark this week at St Ethelburga's.

Don Kipper are an award-winning 7-piece ensemble playing a wide range of traditional musical forms from Turkish and Greek Folk Musics to Romani music and Klezmer. They promise a high octane show that will make your feet think and your brain dance!
Tickets are are £12/£10 concessions (Apologies, the reference to free is a glitch on our website!)

Shadow work can form part of an immensely rewarding personal journey. It is also an essential dimension to peacemaking. This workshop for leaders, peacemakers and change agents will explore how we can integrate lost parts of ourselves, personally and globally, to be more integrated leaders. With Toni Spencer. Scroll down for more details.

The Christian Fellowship of St Ethelburgas meet once a month to share Eucharist at 1pm, enjoy a light lunch and then hear from our speaker at 1.45pm. All are welcome to come and join us!

The Christian Fellowship of St Ethelburgas meet once a month to share Eucharist at 1pm, enjoy a light lunch and then hear from our speaker at 1.45pm. All are welcome to come and join us!

How can facilitators create a safe space for messy and sometime chaotic group processes that are necessary for genuinely new insights to emerge? What tools can we use to elicit the collective wisdom from a group? This workshop invites anyone who uses group facilitation to explore tools that promote collaboration and co-creation.

Recent events show a world at risk of sliding ever more deeply into crisis. How do we rise to this challenge with courage and depth? This workshop explores how listening within, radical simplicity and knowing what we stand for can help us tap into a deep source of hope and resilience and take action from that place.

The calling for us to reconcile our relationship with the Earth, our common home which is in deep crisis, could not be more urgent. What kind of actions and responses can create the changes we so desperately need? How can our faith or spiritual practice form the basis of our environmental action?

Without adequate preparation, even the most well intentioned individuals can end up exacerbating a conflict situation. This workshop balances individual reflection and conflict resolution skills development, preparing participants to effectively and holistically transform conflict.