Thursday 21 March from 11:00 until 12:00
Meeting House, Quiet Room
Andrew Jackson
In line with the theme which is about the power of your voice we will look at how can I use my voice to help promote mental health in the uni context?
Thursday 21 March from 12:15 until 12:45
Meeting House, Room 2, please note change of venue
Rev Paul Wilkinson
The Catholic community celebrate Mass every Monday, Thursday and Friday lunchtime
Thursday 21 March from 13:00 until 13:30
Meeting House, Room 2,
Focusing meditation sessions are based on the work of Eugene Gendlin at University of Chicago and present Focusing as a six-step mindfulness practice.
Friday 22 March from 12:15 until 12:45
Meeting House, Room 2, please note change of venue
Rev Paul Wilkinson
The Catholic community celebrate Mass every Monday, Thursday and Friday lunchtime
Friday 22 March from 13:00 until 13:30
Meeting Room 2, Falmer Building, please note change of venue until mid March
Rev Chris McDermott
Join us 'under the eye' in Meeting Room 2 in Falmer House for a time of mindful sitting and meditation.
Sunday 24 March from 11:00 until 13:00
Falmer Bar, Falmer Building
Ali Marshall and Nakita Ainsworth
As part of The Eleven on Campus, we will be running Alpha, a series of sessions exploring life, meaning and the Christian faith.
Sunday 24 March from 18:00 until 19:00
Meeting House, Quiet Room
Rev Paul Wilkinson
The Catholic Community have Mass in the Meeting House every Sunday and you are welcome to attend. With refreshments afterwards.
Monday 25 March from 12:15 until 12:45
Meeting House, Room 2, please note change of venue
Rev Paul Wilkinson
The Catholic community celebrate Mass every Monday, Thursday and Friday lunchtime
Monday 25 March from 13:00 until 13:30
Meeting Room 2, Falmer Building, please note change of venue until mid March
Rev Chris McDermott
Join us 'under the eye' in Meeting Room 2 in Falmer House for a time of mindful sitting and meditation.
Tuesday 26 March from 13:00 until 13:30
Meeting House, Room 2,
Jason Evans
Experiment with Light is a meditation based by Rex Ambler on his study of early Quakers. You don't have to be a Quaker. Everyone is welcome.
