12 Spirituality courses in Waltham Cross

Following on from previous residential weekends, we are planning a follow up day on 27th September to embed the learnings from the weekend and support you in planning next steps. The day will give you the space and time to look back at the key LYCiG principles, celebrate what God is doing, review any changes or plans you have made and plan your next steps. There will be plenty of opportunity to work with your church group, facilitated by our leaders. We have run this session for a number of years now and it has always been a seen as a valuable opportunity. I very much hope that you will be able to join us for this. The session will begin at 10am with drinks and pastries and will end with a sandwich lunch at 1pm. Please note the last date for booking is Thursday 11th September at noon, so we can confirm numbers with our caterer.

Soulmates are your best friend and your biggest supporter. If you want to make your relationship with your soulmate work, you really need to learn how to love yourself first. This seminar will teach you how to do just that. You will learn how to develop a strong relationship with yourself, build a foundation of trust and understanding, and keep your relationship fresh and new. Your soul mate is out there waiting for you, so don't miss this opportunity to find them! Register now and start on the path to finding true love today.

Open to clergy in active ministry, this workshop is funded by the Clergy Support Trust. Please note this workshop runs over two days, and you must attend BOTH days. Accredited by Mental Health First Aid England, training in Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) will equip participants with a practical framework for supporting those experiencing mental health concerns. MHFA Programme Learning Outcomes: Recognise the signs of declining and poor mental health Know how to provide initial help, on a first-aid basis Guide others towards appropriate professional help Be mindful of your own mental health and well-being Understand how to use the MHFA framework within your theological frame of reference and pastoral contexts.

When our churches are welcoming and hospitable places for people of all backgrounds, we become more truly the Body of Christ. When we draw on everyone’s gifts, we become more effective in shared mission and ministry. However, we all have biases which come from our experiences, culture and the media. These influence how we make judgements and assessments of people. This course seeks to encourage everyone who has a leadership role in our churches — whether lay or ordained — to think about how we might become more diverse and inclusive, and how we might release everyone's gifts. Registration and refreshments from 9.30am, for a prompt 10am start.

Located in the heart of London, Hermeneia exists to train Christians in their knowledge, understanding, study, and application of the Bible for their own spiritual maturity and for faithful ministry in the local church. This training includes equipping men for faithfulness in expository preaching as they learn how to prepare and deliver sermons. Our desire is to see the church in the U.K. strengthened as more Christians grow in their understanding and love for God's word. Read the Bible in 10 months and attend in-person lectures. Hermeneia’s Bible Survey course will help students begin to understand the Bible in its original context and, thus, be able to apply the Bible more accurately today.

Open to clergy in active ministry, this workshop is funded by the Clergy Support Trust. In the company of an expert faith-informed facilitator, this training will explore the specific ministry context, and develop the skills participants need to deal with conflict in the best way. Participants will: Discover how conflict often arises and how it can be resolved Understand the principles of building a healthy team Recognise how past life experiences can impact working relationships Develop listening skills to support team relations Gain confidence in having difficult conversations. Participants will also learn that a healthy team is not absent of conflict, but rather one that is able to address conflict when it arises, and find creative, constructive ways to move forward together.

Join us for our Diocesan Leading your Church into Growth Conference from 6pm on Friday 27th September until 2pm on Sunday 29th September 2024, at High Leigh Conference Centre, Hoddesdon. The conference offers a unique opportunity to attend with key members of your church or ministry team, alongside others with a similar mindset to focus on mission and spiritual and numerical growth in your context. Leading your Church into Growth (LyCIG) takes the form of open seminars with interactive talks, practical exercises, workshops and time for personal reflection to enable the learning to be applied to your context.  "I came away with such inspiration and writing on the booklet ‘it’s all about the people’. I reported back to the PCC that it is down to all of us, don’t leave it the vicar. Since then we have built such a community with us all mucking in making such a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere." Rosemary Campbell. (A previous attendee of the conference.) As a mission and ministry team, we strongly believe that this conference can play a key part in the development of healthy, growing, mission focused churches and that is why we choose to heavily subsidise the places. The price we are charging is £120 per delegate for the weekend, instead of the actual cost of £248. We encourage you to bring a group of between 3 and 8 people, to best share the learning and be able to implement it in your context more effectively afterwards. If you would like to talk it through further or require any more information please contact Kate Lomaxfor parishes in Hertfordshire and Paul Davies for parishes in Bedfordshire.

DNA3 Theta Healing course in London and online/ class processes include deep resentment and belief work to know thyself; intuitively lining up the Eternal Molecules; spiritual bi-location; understanding the energy fields of non-organic material and the power of our words to manifest our reality.

Join us for this immersive 90 minute in-person Chakra and Aura Workshop. This workshop will help you understand your energy system on a deeper level

Cursillo is a movement in the Christian church aimed at committed Christians that is built on three principles of prayer, study and action. It started in Spain and the name comes from the Spanish word for a ‘short course’. It helps us to grow into a deeper relationship with God, become more effective witnesses to Christ, and to encourage and support fellow Christians. Cursillo is active in many dioceses around the country and was first commissioned in our diocese by the Bishop of Hertford on behalf of the Bishop of St Albans in October 2011. We are offering an ‘Explore Cursillo’ afternoon on Saturday 22nd November as part of the Year of Spiritual Renewal and Wellbeing. The afternoon is aimed at both clergy and lay people who want to understand more about the movement. There will be short talks explaining how Cursillo works as well as the opportunity to join with existing Cursillo members to find out how it benefits them. Please register to attend the Explore Cursillo afternoon and you can also find out more at www.stalbansdiocese.org/life-and-faith/cursillo/ or www.stalbanscursillo.com. Agenda for the afternoon 14:00 Opening prayer, welcome and introductions 14:10 Talk 1 – What is Cursillo? 14:25 Talk 2 – The Cursillo weekend 14:35 Talk 3 – After the weekend 14:45 Group reunions – a core part of the Cursillo movement, small group discussions sharing day-to-day experiences of Christian discipleship 15:10 Q&A and reflections from Cursillo members about what it means to them 15:40 Worship 15:50 Notices including details of the next weekend for those who may want to consider it 15:55 Closing prayer 16:00 Refreshments 16:30 Close