This will be a conversation about contemplative communal worship.
The practice of daily prayer has always been the way that Christians (and people of every faith) ground and guide and support themselves. We need this more than ever in these chaotic and divisive times.
The examples of Taizé and Iona have demonstrated anew how quiet, contemplative prayer (connected to a life of service) invites, draws and challenges us to be healing and prophetic communities of caring and solidarity with the world and God’s people. This sectional will also offer resources and songs to prepare and lead contemplative worship.
