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Featured Courses & Events
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2016 Sarum Lectures with Nicholas Holtam
Renewing Hope - Pray, Serve, Grow
Series of four Wednesday evening lectures in Salisbury Cathedral with a concluding seminar in Sarum College. Tickets available now at £7 per lecture or £24 for the series of four. Seminar £10.
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Medieval Spirituality
Examine the political and cultural movements that affected the development of Christian spirituality during the medieval period. Monday 25 to Thursday 28 April
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Introduction to English Mystics
A day to explore our English mystical heritage and reflect on whether the spiritual concerns that our predecessors discuss are still relevant for us today. Wednesday 4 May
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Contemporary Christian Spirituality
A look at recent developments in spirituality, particularly in the light of writing on the 'spiritual revolution' within theology, sociology, psychology, philosophy and literary criticism. Monday 23 to Thursday 26 May
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Theology Quest and Questions
Summer Term: From Jesus to Paul
During this term we turn to Paul, the man and his epoch-making contribution to Christian belief and Christian history.
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Liturgy and Culture
This course investigates the relationship between liturgy and its changing cultural contexts. Monday 18 to Thursday 21 April
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Worship, Art and Architecture
Investigate church buildings and their art in significant historical periods to examine the way each artefact reflects a complex context. Monday 23 to Thursday 26 May
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Singing with Confidence
A relaxed weekend of singing with techniques and advice for all those who think they can’t sing. Saturday 16 to Sunday 17 April
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Contemplating the Divine: Art in the Medieval World
A look at how religious artworks functioned in the medieval period; how objects and ritual practice were used to elevate the mind; and how these approaches differ from the experience of artwork in the 21st century. Thursday 12 to Friday 13 May
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Gratitude and Grace: Reflections on the Writings of Michael Mayne
with Father Joel Huffstetler, the leading scholar of Michael Mayne’s work. Thursday 5 May at 4pm, free advance booking required.
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A (Very) Public School Murder
Simon Parke's latest Abbot Peter murder mystery.
Wednesday 18 May at 3pm, tickets £4 in advance or £5 on the door.
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