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Autumn Reflection Day “Come and See”

October 24 @ 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
£25

Autumn Reflection Day
“Come and See”

Speaker: Sharon Garlough Brown (author of Sensible Shoes)
Saturday 24th October, 10am—3.30pm on Zoom
Cost: £20/£25/£30*

 

Based on Jesus invitation to “Come and See” in John 1:39, this reflection day focuses on “beholding” the presence of God through meditating on Scripture and through contemplative practices of prayer, including praying with imagination and ‘visio divina’ with art by Vincent Van Gogh.

The day will offer time to be still and be enriched by teaching and reflection. Sharon Garlough Brown is a seasoned retreat leader, spiritual director, and bestselling author of the Sensible Shoes series and Shades of Light series of spiritual formation novels and study guides. She now lives in Scotland, near Dundee.

How to book
To book your place, you need to do two things:
1. Email Susan on susanm.epiphany@gmail.com (saying which day you are booking for)
2. Make your payment using the details below

Please pay by BACS transfer to the new Epiphany Group Scotland account. Please note, if you have BACS transfer details saved on your account, these will need to be updated.
Name: Epiphany Group Scotland SCIO
Sort code: 08-92-99
Account no: 67513912
Please put the following code in the reference line: YOURNAMESEP19 e.g. SMITHSEP19 or SMITH OCT24

We use a sliding scale for payment for events and you are welcome to pay at any level:

Donation Fee: £30 (includes a donation to help us keep doing what we do, and to offer our events to more people)
Standard Fee: £25
Concession: £20

If you are not able to attend on the day, you can register in order to receive recordings of the talks and written material. Please indicate when you book whether you will attend in person or not. For confidentiality reasons, group discussions and Q&As are not recorded.

 

 

 

Details

  • Date: October 24
  • Time:
    10:00 am - 3:30 pm
  • Cost: £25
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