Staying Sane in Insane Times

An Advent retreat day with Simon Parke
Simon Parke

Leader

Simon Parke

Simon’s two main preoccupations presently are writing fiction, and being CEO of The Mind Clinic which takes counselling into organisations as diverse as recruitment agencies, schools, hospitals, clothes retailers, food retailers – ‘we’ve even worked with a cathedral’. Simon wrote a weekly column in the Daily Mail for four years, and was a columnist for the Church Times for 11 years.

Date

Nov 27 2021

Time

London Time
10:30 am - 4:00 pm

Location

The Meditatio Centre
St Mark's, Myddelton Square London EC1R1XX
Category

We are really excited to be welcoming Simon Parke back to The Meditatio Centre to lead us in a retreat day for Advent entitled Staying Sane in Insane Times. 

From Simon: 

The world can seem pretty mad at times, even intolerable. So, as we step into Advent, is there a better companion than Jesus, who knew all about living in insane times. How did he stay sane? The answers may both surprise and delight. The day will include readings from my recent Jesus novel, ‘Gospel, Rumours of Love’.

This will be a LIVE event so do come and join us if you are able to. We will also be broadcasting it online. 

The recording of the day will be made available to all those who register.

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Simon Parke

Leader

Simon Parke

Simon’s two main preoccupations presently are writing fiction, and being CEO of The Mind Clinic which takes counselling into organisations as diverse as recruitment agencies, schools, hospitals, clothes retailers, food retailers – ‘we’ve even worked with a cathedral’. Simon wrote a weekly column in the Daily Mail for four years, and was a columnist for the Church Times for 11 years.

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