Rhythm of Life Easter Groups



We are running a short series of discussion groups to explore together the seven patterns of life that we are called to develop as Christian people.


We hold one group on Monday evenings in Slingsby and one which meets in the afternoon, on either a Wednesday or Thursday in different homes. Sessions last between an hour and an hour and a half. 


The groups are open to and relevant for both Anglicans and Methodists and anyone else who wishes to join us! 


A Rhythm of Life is a framework, a pattern of holy living which helps us to become more like Christ. It is a simple commitment to specific actions that can help to focus on our faith and release us to live more fruitfully.

 

We will draw from biblical, Church of England (the Diocese of York Rhythm of Life) and Methodist sources (the Methodist Way of Life).

 

There are 8 sessions to the course but it is ok just to participate in some.   

 

If you are interested in attending,

please contact Rosie Wade:

01653 648037 / rosie.wade123@btinternet.com

 

or Revd Jane 07535 067056




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