Over these two days we look at what Paul meant when he wrote in Galatians 2:20 that ‘it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.’
 
Jesus said that He came to give life, and life in abundance, yet for many of us, that is not the reality of our experience. During the conference we look at why that might be so, and how life in Christ is so different to what we may have known thus far. The experiential reality of Galatians 2:20 forms the foundation of our entire ministry, so we are always excited to share these truths in a way that is both personal and universal.

Both conferences for 2009 will be held at Holmsted Manor Coach House (click on About Us (top right) and then click Location for directions).

This is a 4 week residential course in which many of the different facets of “life in Christ” can be explored more deeply.  It is not for the faint-hearted, as participants are invited to take a hard look at the foundations their lives have been built upon, and journey together with others in that process.  It is however for those who are searching the depths of themselves for reality and know it will only be found in their own encounter with Jesus. 

Busyness is endemic in our lives, and increasingly many people are recognizing the need to create greater space for God.  Through our retreats we hope to offer a safe and relaxed environment where individuals can be guided through a themed weekend.  In particular our aim is to help participants earth the truth of their acceptance in Christ through a contemplative and reflective process. 

Both retreats for 2009 will be held at Holmsted Manor Coach House.  For directions, click About Us (top right) and then click location.

Do you wish to live life as a journey? Are you eager to know the way? Deeply desiring to reach the goal of your quest? Willing to lead an examined life? Travel with those who use the same signposts and who associate with all who long for the same way home - Os Guinness (The Call)

Signpost Days are designed to offer a ‘fixed point’ on a regular basis in our lives, where we can be intentional about making room for God.  Each day has a slightly different focus, but the same ingredients – reflective input at different stages in the day, time alone (either inside or out in the grounds) and a simple lunch of bread and soup.