International Communities Week with Gerard Hughes
Date: 11th to 15th April 2005 (Mon–Fri)
Venue: Lee Abbey Devon
Fee: £110 full board, Getaway £28 per night
Description:
If you are part of a Christian community, lay or monastic, gathered in one place or dispersed, or maybe exploring the possibilities of community life, then this conference is for you! We are delighted that GERARD HUGHES, author of the best selling ‘God of Surprises’ will be our keynote speaker. As well as being an author and conference and retreat speaker, he is a member of an ecumenical community in Birmingham. In addition, there will be insights shared from different expressions of Christian community life, so that we can learn more what it might mean to ‘live together in a world falling apart’.
Booking
For online booking, please visit the website . Call Lee Abbey Centre on 0800 389 1189 or 01598 752621 for further details.
Address:
Lee Abbey
LYNTON
North Devon
EX35 6JJ
Note - This is a very special rate for this week only
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