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Learning Opportunities: Spring 2018 <\/strong><\/p>\n Mission Shaped Introduction <\/strong><\/p>\n Our world and our lives change at an ever faster pace. How does the Church respond to this change? Are new ways of being Church possible? What might they look like?<\/p>\n MSI helps us to reconnect with the communities we are called to serve, taking us on a creative and reflective journey to re-imagine the forms of Church that are needed for the 21st century.<\/p>\n The 6-session course will be running in Mission Communities through 2018, including:<\/p>\n Criffel View: <\/strong>January – February<\/p>\n Kendal South: <\/strong>January – February<\/p>\n Furness: <\/strong>January – February<\/p>\n Barrow: <\/strong>January – February<\/p>\n Kendal North: <\/strong>January – March<\/p>\n East of Eden: <\/strong>February – March<\/p>\n Workington: <\/strong>February – April (tbc.)<\/p>\n Allithwaite, Cartmel Peninsula: <\/strong>February – April (tbc.)<\/p>\n Carlisle: <\/strong>April – May<\/p>\n More dates and locations to be confirmed. For details in your area contact your local Mission Community leader or e-mail: admin@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk.<\/p>\n Introduction to the New Testament <\/strong><\/p>\n This module is taught over seven two-hour evening tutorials and one day school, and is part of our validated training programme for ordinands and readers. It is also open to anyone who is interested in developing their biblical knowledge and is willing to commit to the time involved. Led by Dr Karl M\u00f6ller.<\/p>\n Tuesdays, 7.00pm – 9.00pm <\/strong>(various dates, January – March. Pease ask for details.) and Saturday 3rd February, 9.30am – 4.00pm. <\/strong>All tutorials held at Rydal Hall. <\/strong><\/p>\n Costs: \u00a3135.00 for the full module.<\/p>\n For further information about the content and any other enquiries, please contact James Bober (01768 807765; admin@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk).<\/p>\n Tragedy and Congregations <\/strong><\/p>\n The aim of Tragedy and Congregations is to resource churches to respond in a healthy way to the impact of tragedies, local and global, through training in good practice, careful reflection, and personal resilience.<\/p>\n Led by Dr Christopher Southgate, Revd Hilary Ison,<\/p>\n Revd Canon Dr Carla Grosch-Miller and Dr Megan Warner<\/p>\n Saturday 13th January 2018, 9.00am – 4.00pm, Rydal Hall, <\/strong>\u00a328.00<\/p>\n For further information, see https:\/\/tragedyandcongregations.org.uk<\/p>\n or contact James Bober (01768 807765; admin@cumbriachristianlearning.co.uk)<\/p>\n Hidden Wounds in our Midst <\/strong><\/p>\n Facing the challenges of domestic abuse from a faith perspective, through preaching, worship, prayer, listening and learning. Calling us to repentance, and enabling restoration and healing. A resource for all, lay or ordained, in our Churches and Mission Communities. Internationally renowned practical theologians Elaine Storkey and Kathy Galloway will be keynote speakers at the event.<\/p>\n Workshops include: Responses from theology and scripture: Esther 1:1-2:6; Responses from theology and scripture: Ephesians 5:21-33; Responding prophetically in our preaching ministry; Responding pastorally; Responses informed by sociological perspectives; Responding in and from our faith communities; Responding in worship. <\/em><\/p>\n Saturday 20th January, 9.30am – 4.00pm, St Thomas\u2019s Church, Kendal <\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a320.00 (or ask for reduction)<\/p>\n www.cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk\/event\/wounds<\/p>\n Social Media Training <\/strong><\/p>\n This day will cover the basics: What social media platforms should churches have? What content should churches be sharing? How can churches with limited resources create quality content? Should we be looking at analytics and paying to promote posts? The dos and don\u2019ts of writing for the web. The content your website must include \u2013 and what you could delete.<\/p>\n Delivered by the Church of England’s National Communications team.<\/p>\n Saturday 27th January, 10.00am – 4.00pm, St Aidan\u2019s Church Hall, Carlisle <\/strong><\/p>\n Free to attend but places are strictly limited!<\/p>\n Maximum one participant per Mission Community, please.<\/p>\n Bookings: admin@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk<\/p>\n Explore your Calling in the Kingdom of God <\/strong><\/p>\n Featuring: \u2018What’s Vocation All About?\u2019; What’s my Line? – interviews with people who serve in many different ways; Worship and Drama; The Vocation Advisory Service – how does it work?; and time to talk, ask questions, view information.<\/p>\n We’ll conclude by exploring possibilities more personally over lunch.<\/p>\n Tea, coffee, juice will be available; please bring lunch.<\/p>\n Led by Revd Canon Ruth Crossley, Revd Elaine Bates and Maureen Stevens.<\/p>\n Saturday 3rd February, 9.45am – 1.00pm, <\/strong><\/p>\n St Mary’s Parish Centre, Dalton-in-Furness. <\/strong>Free to attend.<\/p>\n Bookings: 01229 822149 or elaine.bates@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk<\/p>\n or you will be very welcome to simply arrive on the day.<\/p>\n Nourishing The Soul <\/strong><\/p>\n (Cumbria Ecumenical Spirituality Group) <\/strong><\/p>\n Discover more about your Christian spiritual heritage; learn and experience<\/p>\n different ways of praying; meet others on a similar journey; find new resources<\/p>\n to feed and enrich your soul.<\/p>\n A one-year programme over nine one-day sessions, from Saturday 3rd February <\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a320.00 per session, Hawkshead Hill Chapel, Ambleside <\/strong><\/p>\n For bookings and more information contact CESG secretary Anna Walker: cesg@lunesdale.community<\/p>\n Developing Quality Relationships <\/strong><\/p>\n A 2-hour workshop for anyone with any kind of pastoral role, or considering one.<\/p>\n Enabling all members of church to explore the development of quality relationships from a Christian perspective.<\/p>\n The workshop will be led by Teresa Onions, Pastoral Care UK.<\/p>\n Tuesday 27th February, 7.15pm – 9.30pm, St George\u2019s Church, Kendal, <\/strong>\u00a33.00<\/p>\n www.cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk\/event\/dqrkendal<\/p>\n Revisiting Theological Reflection <\/strong><\/p>\n Led by Prof. Pete Ward, Professorial Fellow in Ecclesiology and Ethnography, Durham University. This teaching day will be based on Pete\u2019s most recent publication: \u2018Introduction to Practical Theology: Mission, Ministry and the Life of the Church.\u2019<\/p>\n Saturday 3rd March, 9.30am – 4.00pm, Rydal Hall, <\/strong>\u00a328.00<\/p>\n Bookings and more information: admin@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk<\/p>\n Looking Ahead: Dates for your Diaries <\/strong><\/p>\n Saturday 21st April: \u2018Grief, Loss and Care of the Bereaved\u2019 <\/strong><\/p>\n Enabling reflection on how we can offer support and care<\/p>\n to those affected by grief.<\/p>\n St Mary\u2019s Church, Harrington <\/strong><\/p>\n Bookings and information: admin@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk<\/p>\n May <\/strong>– June 2018: \u2018Calling\u2019 Roadshows <\/strong><\/p>\n Exploring your Christian vocation<\/p>\n Venues around Cumbria <\/strong><\/p>\n Tuesday 10th July : \u2018Taking Funerals Seriously\u2019 <\/strong><\/p>\n Wednesday 11th July: \u2018Baptism Matters\u2019 <\/strong><\/p>\n Led by Revd Dr Sandra Miller (Archbishops\u2019 Council).<\/p>\n How can we engage better with those who join us for the pastoral offices?<\/p>\n Venue & booking details tbc.<\/p>\n Saturday 15th September: Whole Life Worship Conference <\/strong><\/p>\n with Sam & Sara Hargreaves<\/p>\n (Engage Worship \/ London Institute of Contemporary Christianity)<\/p>\n Venue tbc.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Church House <\/strong>19-24 Friargate Penrith Cumbria CA11 7XR<\/p>\n Charity registration #1105055<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 01768 807765 admin@cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk<\/p>\n tweet:@CumbriaChristian<\/p>\n #CCL4ALL<\/p>\n www.cumbriachristianlearning.org.uk<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Learning Opportunities: Spring 2018 Mission Shaped Introduction Our world and our lives change at an ever faster pace. 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