“Whoever we are, whatever we believe, wherever we live, we spend our days doing things – we live in routines formed by habits and practices…. To be an alternative people is to be formed differently – to take up practices and habits that aim our love and desire toward God.”

– Tish Warren, Liturgy of the Ordinary

What are the practices and habits that we can develop to help us deepen in our relationship with Jesus? Our spiritual forebears engaged in many and varied ways that we have either forgotten, or perhaps misunderstood. Come and reflect upon our wide, rich heritage of spiritual activities that help 'aim our love and desire toward God'.

About our speaker:

Rev. Di Morgan lectures at Mary Andrews College in pastoral ministry units. She has been on the faculty for 8 years, after 22 years in church ministry. Di also meets with individuals for professional pastoral supervision and mentoring, and regularly runs spiritual retreats.

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