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Full programme for Epiphany House 2013
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For more informa on about the House Programme or to
book for any of the listed events please contact:
Epiphany House,
Kenwyn,
Truro TR1 3DR.
Tel: 01872 272249
Email:
Website:
www.epiphanyhouse.co.uk
Direc ons to Epiphany House can be found on the
previous page or on the website.
Epiphany
House
Programme
2013
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Weekly Services and Monthly Events
TheEucharist
is celebrated
on Tuesdays at 12 noon
(on the first Tuesday of the month
prayer for healing is offered
at the Eucharist)
MorningPrayer
is said in the Chapel
at 10.00am Monday - Friday
and at 9.30am on Saturday
SilentPrayer
is offered for Epiphany House
on the first Tuesday of every month
5.15pm - 5.45pm
MeditationGroups
meet on the first Monday of the month
2.30pm - 4.00pm
and the third Monday of the month
7.15pm - 9.00pm
CenteringPrayer
Wednesdays 5.30pm - 6.00pm
CircleDancing
on the first Tuesday of the month
7.30pm - 9.30pm
How to find us...
By car
From the west of Cornwall, take the A30 to Chiverton Cross roundabout and con-
nue on A30 eastbound un l you reach the B3284. Turn right here for Truro.
From the east of Cornwall, take the A30 westbound un l you reach the B3284.
Turn le� here for Truro.
From both direc ons, a�er you have turned off the A30, con nue through
Shortlanesend and on past the Truro city boundary. Pass the small War Memorial
on your le� and con nue down hill un l you reach Higher Trehaverne. Turn le�
here, pass the school on your right and then Chainwalk Drive on your le�. The
drive into Epiphany House is the next le� and is marked by a blue and white sign
on the grass verge.
From Truro centre, take the B3284 (Perranporth Road) out of Truro. Pass under
the railway bridge and take the second road on the right (Higher Trehaverne), then
the second turning on the le� leading to the drive of Epiphany House.
By public transport
If you are traveling by train the House is a five minute taxi ride from the railway
sta on. If you are travelling by coach, alight at the Piazza (Lemon Quay) and then
take a taxi (approximately six minutes) to Epiphany House. There are no regular
buses which stop close to the House. If you are elderly or have problems with mo-
bility, please let the office know and we will collect you by car if we are able.
SatNav
The postcode for Epiphany House is TR1 3DR but for the purposes of SatNav you
may need to use TR1 3RW.
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Quiet Gardens
Epiphany House has quiet and peaceful grounds with aspects over open countryside
and a rich variety of trees, shrubs and plants. It is a haven for wild animals and birds.
There are comfortable benches, secluded spots, paths to explore and a memorial
garden. We are developing a small prayer garden which has a mown spiral walk and
a central arbour with pleasant views.
Epiphany House is a member of the Quiet Gardens Movement.
On Tuesdays in May, June and July the grounds and gardens are open to visitors
seeking space to pray and reflect. Resources are available from the House to enable
guests to pray in, with and through the garden. Visitors do not need to book but are
asked to drop in to the office on arrival to let us know you are here. As with Art and
Prayer (see below) there is no charge but visitors are welcome to make a dona on
to the work of the House if they wish.
Art and Prayer
Tuesdays in May, June and July
Between 9.30 am and 4.00 pm
The gardens of Epiphany House will be open to
ar sts who would like to spend some me reflec ng and
praying through pain ng what they see and respond to
in the beau ful grounds. It will be a chance for me
alone to create as well as an opportunity to meet others
who are exploring how crea vity is a doorway
to the spiritual.
There is no set agenda or metable,
come and go as suits.
Please bring your own art materials.
No experience required, beginners and
accomplished ar sts are welcome.
A small room will be set aside in the House
with facili es for making tea and coffee
and for cleaning brushes etc.
Meditation Group A form of prayer that opens us to God’s presence in the
deepest part of our being, through reflec on on a passage
of scripture and beyond. No previous experience is
necessary, as God is with each of us uniquely wherever we
happen to be. You are welcome to come, to taste and see,
and decide for yourself if this way of prayer is for you.
Circle Dancing
Circle Dancing is great fun. There are no wrong steps, just varia ons!
Much of the music we dance to is tradi onal folk music and it o�en speaks
of a community’s troubles and sufferings, as well as joys. The fact that all
stand holding hands in a circle gives a very powerful sense of group cohesion
and harmony that can be important in busy, fragmented lives.
Moving in me to the music and in harmony with one another is a special
experience: energising, relaxing and medita ve all at once!
Over the years many new dances have been choreographed,
inspired by a whole range of music from Bach to Taizé.
They are beau ful to listen to and to dance to.
No previous experience is necessary and all age groups are welcome.
Centering Prayer Contempla ve prayer is the opening of mind and heart – our whole being – to God,
the Ul mate Mystery, beyond thoughts, words, and emo ons. Contempla ve
prayer is a process of interior purifica on leading, if we consent, to divine union.
Centering Prayer is a method, developed by Fr. Thomas Kea ng, designed to
facilitate the development of contempla ve prayer. During the me of prayer we
consent to God’s presence and ac on within. It does not replace other kinds of
prayer; it simply puts them into a new and fuller perspec ve.
If you would like to find out more please contact:
Chris�ne Lidgley on 01872 223622
or email: Chris�[email protected]
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Programme 2013
January
Sunday 6 January
Feast of the Epiphany: 6.00pm Eucharist, followed by a light supper.
The Rt. Revd. Tim Thornton will celebrate. Please contact us if you would
like to aPend.
Saturday 19 January
Waymark Event: ‘Monas�c rhythm for busy lives’.
A reflec ve workshop exploring ‘Way of Life’ as a means to deepen our
journey with God and one another. Using insights from the shape and
rhythms of monas c life there will be guided resources and quiet space
in which to think about our own paPerns of prayer and service within the
rou nes of daily life.
Led by the Revd Bridget Macaulay. 10.00am - 4.00pm
Friday 25 January - Sunday 27 January
Individually Guided Retreat.
Led by an ecumenical team of prayer guides.
February
Saturday 16 February
Quiet Day: 'Boundless and Bare'.
A quiet day reflec ng on the desert
experience in Lent using literature and
poetry.
Led by Fr Mark Skelton. 10.00am - 4.00pm
November
Saturday 2 November
Epiphany Network Day:
Open to those interested in exploring spirituality.
10.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday 9 November
Workshop:
An Introduc on to Chris an Medita on.
Led by the Revd. Leslie APwood.
10.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday 16 November
Open Day
Teas, cakes, cra� fayre, fair trade gi�s and food, children’s ac vi es.
10.00am - 4.00pm
Friday 22 - Sunday 24 November
Individually Guided Retreat:
Led by an ecumenical team of prayer guides
Saturday 30 November
Quiet Day: Centering Prayer workshop.
Led by Chris ne Lidgley.
10.00am - 4.00pm
December
Friday 6 December
well@epiphanyhouse:
a day of rest, relaxa on and reflec on
(see previous pages for details).
9.30am - 4.30pm
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Friends of Epiphany House
If you would like to become a Friend of Epiphany House
please contact the office for an applica on form. The annual
subscrip on is £10. The House Programme and Friends’
newslePers will be sent to you.
The Epiphany Trust (Truro) Ltd is an independent
charitable trust.
Registered charity no.1097774.
If you would like to support the work of the Trust either by a
single dona on or by a regular monthly standing order please
contact the office for the appropriate form.
Tax payers can gi� aid their dona ons.
March.
Friday 1 - Sunday 3 March
Cornwall Singing Break:
A residen al weekend (day visitors also welcome) for anyone who en-
joys choral singing. Rehearse and sing services in Epiphany House’s
Chapel, Kenwyn Church and Truro Cathedral.
Directed by Nigel Groome, the Regional Music Advisor
for the Royal School of Church Music.
Wednesday 6 March
Fair Trade Event:
Fair trade sales, teas and fashion show, feel free to drop in.
2.00pm to 5.00pm
Saturday 9 March
Epiphany Network Day:
‘ Crea�ve wri�ng and journalling as Spiritual Prac�ce’.
Open to those interested in exploring spirituality.
Led by Chris KingshoP
10am - 4pm
Saturday 16 March
Quiet Day : ‘Your Kingdom come, Your
Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven’.
Led by the Revd MaP Noble.
10.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday 23 March
well@epiphanyhouse:
A day for rest, renewal and refreshment.
9.30am - 4.30pm
Please refer to following pages for details.
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April
Saturday 13 April
Quiet Day : ‘Give us this day our daily bread’: a day of space and
reflec�on for busy mothers
Led by the Revd Bridget Macaulay.
10.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday 27 April
Epiphany House Open Day:
Teas, art exhibi on, cakes, cra�s,
guided tours, children’s ac vi es.
Come and enjoy the House and garden.
10.30am -5.00pm
Spiritual Direction A ministry of confiden al listening and
spiritual direc on is offered from Epiphany
House and other loca ons through a network
of people experienced in accompanying others
on their journey of life and faith. If you would
like to arrange to meet with a spiritual director
please contact the House or email:
October
Friday 4 October
well@epiphanyhouse:
a day for rest, renewal
and refreshment.
9.30am - 4.30pm
Please see below for details.
Saturday 12 October
Quiet Day: ‘Singing our prayers’.
A day of reflec ve prayer using icons and the music of Taize
Led by iconographer Jacky BoPerill
10.00am - 4.00pm
well@epiphanyhouse
A series of refreshment and renewal
days in the House and grounds.
Use the quiet space for reflec�on or
relaxing with friends.
All drinks and a delicious lunch are
provided. A variety of
therapies, art room, confiden�al
listening and spiritual direc�on
are also available.
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Quiet Space
We warmly welcome individuals seeking
Quiet Space
for prayer, rest, reflec on or study.
We have a number of small rooms available as well as
use of the beau ful grounds and can offer tea
and coffee and simple meals during the week.
Overnight accommoda on with breakfast is also
available for those seeking a longer me
of retreat. For individual guests needing a more
flexible metable facili es are available to self-cater.
Larger residen al groups up to 21 (15 in single
occupancy) can be accommodated and all meals provided.
Special diets can be catered for.
May
Friday 3 - Sunday 5 May
Individually Guided Retreat (IGR):
Led by an ecumenical team
of prayer guides.
Saturday 11 May
Quiet Day: ‘Cel�c Spirituality’
Led by the Revd David Bagnell.
10.00am - 4.00pm
Tuesday 21 May
Epiphany House Members AGM:
Eucharist at 6pm followed by a light supper.
Mee ng begins at 7.30pm
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June
Friday 7 June (pm) - Friday 14 June (am)
Crea�ve Arts Retreat : ‘Drawing Breath: Pain�ng as Prayer’
Led by Canon Charmion Mann and Maureen Edwards.
Saturday 15 June
Quiet Day: 'The Monk Within: is there a monas�c calling in all our
lives?'
Led by the Revd Derek Collins. 10.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday 22 June
Epiphany Network Day: open to those engaged in or interested in
Spiritual accompaniment. 10.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday 29 June
well@epiphanyhouse: a day for rest, renewal and refreshment.
Please see following pages for details. 9.30am - 4.30pm
July
Tuesday 9 July - Saturday 20 July
Retreat : The full Spiritual Exercises of St Igna�us - Stage I
A residen al silent retreat offered in three stages. Epiphany House is
now offering all three stages (see below), led by a team of experienced
Spiritual Directors.
Monday 22 July - Friday 2 August
Retreat : The full Spiritual Exercises of
St Igna�us Stage - Stage II
A residen al silent retreat
offered in three stages, led by a team
of experienced Spiritual Directors.
August
Friday 2 August - Sunday 4 August
S�llPoint: a Holis�c Spiritual Prac�ce retreat,
involving contempla�ve prayer and medita�on.
Led by Ian Adams & MaP Rees, with James
Jewell providing instruc on on working with
our bodies through yoga prac ce.
Monday 5 August - Friday 16 August
Retreat : The full Spiritual Exercises of St Igna�us - Stage III
A residen al silent retreat offered in three stages,
led by a team of experienced Spiritual Directors.
Tuesday 6 August
Feast of the Transfigura�on
Eucharist at 12 noon, followed by a light lunch - please let the office
know if you would like to join us.
September
Saturday 14 September
Quiet Day: ‘Called to carry : Medita�ve intercession’
Led by the Rt Revd Mar n Shaw.
10.00am - 4.30pm
Friday 27 - Sunday 29 September
Icon Workshop: ‘wri�ng’ an Icon
Retreatants will be guided through the ‘wri ng’ of their
own icon as a means of deepening prayer. Suitable for
beginners and those with some experience.
Led by iconographer Jacky BoPerill.