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Discovering Vision course

Discovering Vision - A Christianity-inspired course about social change and action

Six Wednesdays in Lent 
discovering a vision for action 
7.00pm - 8.30pm at St Lukes, Aylsham Road

Session 1 Feb 20th ‘Looking Around
Celebrating who we are. Recognising what’s good about life in our area and how we are blessed

Session 2 Feb 27th ‘Mapping our World’
Understanding where God has placed us. Creating a picture of our community and communities

Session 3 March 6th  ‘Filling in the gaps’.
What are the needs specifically in the life of our local community where we might want to respond?

Session 4 March 13th ‘Dreaming dreams’
..of what we might do and what our local community could be

Session 5 March 20th ‘Breaking Ground’ 
Reflecting on how Jesus might want us to respond – planning for action

Session 6 March 27th  ‘Showtime!’
A time of spiritual reflections and ‘bringing it together’.


Introduction
We are planning on running 6 evenings in Lent for everyone associated with St Luke’s Church  to enable those who wish to be involved to look at how to discover a personal and corporate vision for action.  This includes people who come to both the Sunday morning service and the Christ Consciousness Community, as well as anyone else who would like to join in.

The Course
The events will be led by Julian Bryant
We will also be sharing experiences, and building a sense of ‘togetherness’ as we look out at the community that surrounds us. Thinking and praying about how we might bring positive change to our environment. 

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