The Fellowship of St Ethelburga
The Fellowship of St Ethelburga welcomes new members! We come together in worship, discussion and prayer. Together, we aim to ask of ourselves what is it be be a Christian Peacemaker?
About the Fellowship of St Ethelburga
Our centre has a remarkable story with a Christian heart, and we engage Christians to support the work of reconciliation and peace.
The Fellowship of St Ethelburga supports Christian seeking to contribute to reconciliation and peace. We do this through:
- Regular mutual prayer
- A Fellowship gathering at St Ethelburga’s Centre on the first Thursday of the month where we share Eucharist with intercessions.
- People of all faiths and none are welcome.
- Inspiring and reflective discussions after the Eucharist are led by guest speakers on issues of peace, conflict, faith and reconciliation
- Our theme for this year is Christian Peacemaking in the C21st.
- We offer prayer for Mother Earth and the suffering in the more than human world
- Together we reflect on: Where is God in all that is before us? How can we become agents of reconciliation and peace?
For Fellows who are not able to attend the monthly Eucharist and discussion, the Fellowship maintains and develops bonds of friendship and mutual support through:
- A monthly newsletter with current issues of interest and concern
- Sharing news of other organisations committed to reconciliation and peace
- An annual gathering on St Ethelburga’s Day, 11th October
We welcome Christians of all denominations. If you are interested in becoming involved with the Fellowship, would like to be added to our newsletter, have a request for intercession or simply have questions, please contact jane.morton@stethelburgas.org
When: First Thursday of the Month, 12:30-1:0PM
Where: Nave, St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace
St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace is consecrated for Christian worship. Our Christian Fellowship meets on the first Thursday of the month for Holy Communion at 12:30 pm, followed by a discussion at 1:15pm. Members are invited to pray regularly for our work and to become agents for reconciliation and peace in their own lives.
All are welcome; whether you work nearby and would like to explore faith away from the office one lunch time, to individuals and groups from local churches. You are most welcome to come and can drop in at any time during the event. If you would like further information about the service or to ask questions, please feel free to contact jane.morton@stethelburgas.org.
The Church of England has an open table, if you are would rather not take communion please do not hesitate in coming for a blessing or to sit and pray in your seat. We use a traditional liturgy. The service will include readings and an address from our wonderful Chaplains.
When: First Thursday of the Month, 1:15-2:00PM
Where: Nave, St Ethelburga’s Centre for Reconciliation and Peace
Following the Eucharist on the first Thursday of each month, we bring in guest speakers to share about their work related to issues of Christian Peacemaking; faith, peace, conflict and reconciliation. The follows a time for questions, group reflection and discussion.
Please sign up for our email newsletter for updates. Our next meeting is
Thursday
7th December with
Rev. Oliver Ross – Area Dean of the City
1.15pm
Join us to share your thoughts with the group on finding grace in the City
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Reconcilers Together
Reconcilers Together is an ecumenical network of Christian peacebuilding and reconciliation centres across the UK who share a mission to inspire and equip Christians leaders to become skilled practitioners of reconciliation in their churches and communities.
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Walking the talk: Faith, spirituality and the next generation
This exciting new book draws on St Ethelburga's work with inspiring young leaders around the world.
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Interfaith Activists
Seeking young adults from diverse faith and spiritual traditions!
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Spiritual Ecology
Our Spiritual Ecology programme is a response to the urgent need to build peace with Earth, our common home. It explores the integration of spiritual values with practical action to sow the seeds for a future based on interconnectedness and reverence for all life.
