Exploring Faith
Wherever you are on you faith journey St. Botolph's, Quarrington and the churches within the Lafford Deanery want to walk with you along the way. From exploration, to confirmation, to developing your spirituality, the Chirstian community in Quarrington and Greylees wants to support you in prayer, worship and learning.
Prayer Course
This Autumn, St Botolph’s is running ‘The Prayer Course,’ an eight-session course exploring The Lord’s Prayer. Each session will look in more detail at components of the Lord’s Prayer, covering the following areas:
Why Pray? / Adoration / Petition / Intercession / Unanswered Prayer / Contemplation / Listening / Spiritual Warfare
Each week will provide time for learning, sharing and discussion.
The Prayer Course (www.prayercourse.org) was written by Pete Greig, founder of the 24-7 Prayer movement (https://www.24-7prayer.com/).
It continues to run on Wednesdays until 26 November and is held from 7.30 – 9.00pm If you would like to be part of this course, please contact Angela directly
A Chance for Learning
The Diocese of Lincoln has launched a new digital learning platform.
It is free to use and we encourage you to sign up! Designed to help everyone to take their next step in the journey of faith, the platform represents an important new resource for supporting Christian mission, ministry and discipleship. Explore the resources and see what you could learn. https://learn.lincoln.anglican.org/
Confirmation
Confirmation is the point in the Christian journey at which a person makes for themselves the promises made for them at baptism. The person is confirmed by the bishop by the laying on of hands, and they renew their intention to live a life of responsible and committed discipleship.
Confirmation is open to anyone who is old enough to answer responsibly for themselves. Preparation sessions are given. For information about confirmation or to join the next set of preparation sessions please feel free to contact us.
Lay Ministry Course
Lincoln Diocese offers parishes and deaneries a flexible programme to help them develop in ministry and mission. This scheme is for those people who through a formational learning process want to develop the practical skills needed for parish ministry. This training will be locally owned, delivered, authorised, flexible and tailored to the needs of local communities and their strategy for mission. It will also be built on the individual's experience and previous learning,and be inclusive and ecumenical, if needed.
