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Is it time to do something new?
We know: You're busy. You haven't opened a textbook in years, much less written an essay.
Wouldn't hurt to see what's on offer, though, would it? Learning is hugely generative, with personal, professional and vocational rewards.
But don't take our word for it. Here's what our students say:
'Coming to Sarum College, I think, has given me a real experience of being a proper student...we come from different theological backgrounds and we just got on so well. We've met over the meals, breakfast, lunch, dinner... I think being a theological community, even though there is quite a freedom to explore, somehow there's that sense that you're dealing with things that are really important for you. I think all of us who are doing it are doing it because we care about these issues and we really want to explore them for ourselves. It’s not just something that we're doing at arms’ length and are distant to us.'
'Sarum College has been part of an amazing journey for me.'
Book a place on our free Taster Day on 21 March 2020 and see how Sarum College can nourish your spirit.
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In Holy Week 2020 at Sarum we have a terrific line-up of speakers responding to the narratives of Palm Sunday to Maundy Thursday. Sessions will cover the challenges facing the planet, the biblical response to the crisis and imaginative solutions, including a bit of foraging with Miles Irving of Forager Ltd.
Concession rates start at £50 per day with a discounted B&B rate for residential stays. Book now to secure your place.
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Featured Courses & Events
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Understanding Organisations
Monday 9 to Thursday 12 March 2020
An examination of contemporary images and models of organisations, bringing multidisciplinary critical insights into the emergence of organisational culture.
With Tim Harle
Non-residential £385 / residential £560
Booking information here.
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Making Sense of Revelation and Apocalyptic Literature
Monday 16 March 2020
This day offers a foundation in reading, analysing, and comparing apocalyptic literature in its cultural and political contexts. There will be time also to think about why the genre has resurged in contemporary media.
With Meredith Warren
£70, booking information here.
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Medieval Spirituality
Monday 23 to Thursday 26 March 2020
A module on the political and cultural movements that affected the development of Christian spirituality during the medieval period. We will consider the role of women and the impact of the Crusades on the development of relationships with Islam.
With Karen O'Donnell
Non-residential £385 / residential £560
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Robbins Lecture 2020
The Witness of War and Moral Injury in Modern Conflict
with Holly Hughson
Wed 18 March, arrivals and refreshments from 6:30, 7pm lecture
What is the moral character of events thought to injure uniformed personnel? Holly draws from direct experience and witness informed by service as a traditional aid worker and as advisor for military training and operations.
Free, however booking is required
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Spirituality and Nordic Noir Crime Fiction
Friday 31 March 2020
An exploration of spiritual and religious themes through the lens of Nordic Noir crime fiction. Is the lesson of crime fiction 'trust no one'?
With Jack Dyce.
£70, booking information here.
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The blossoms and the spring flowers are out - it's the perfect time to visit the city in the countryside.
From £69 for a single room, bed and (home-made, cooked) breakfast.
Send an enquiry
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Gift Vouchers
Experiences offer longer term pleasure and satisfaction than material goods. So give the gift of learning this new year. Ask us about gift vouchers for Sarum College courses.
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Sarum College bookshop has been shortlisted for the Independent Bookshop of the Year Award for the sixth time! Competing among 49 bookshops from nine regions, the shop is vying for the county's best independent book retailer.
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All welcome to the 2020 Presentation Ceremony this Saturday 7 March. The event will be held at St Thomas and St Edmund Church, St Thomas’s Square, Salisbury.
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Try our new menus
Anyone for a spot of arancini with porcini mushrooms, preserved lemon and sage?
Whether you have resolved to eat less meat or just feel you should be thinking more about this sort of thing, we can help. No need to feel deprived, as you'll see from the dishes and menus suggested by our catering manager Richard Amey.
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Forthcoming courses and events
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