Events Archive

PCN Britain's 2024 Members' Residential

** REVISED DATES** After a break, the PCN Members' Residential will return in 2024. This event will be at the Hayes Conference Centre and will run from Friday 18th to Sunday 20th October.

Location:
The Hayes Conference Centre, Swanwick
Host:
PCN Britain

Midweek Topic - icons and art

Following use presentation of brief images used during services at Tavistock URC recently, members wished to reflect more deeply and draw out the significance of the images. The images reflect the art of the First Nations, Palestinian artist and those with disabilities.

Location:
49 Milton Crescent Tavistock
Speaker:
the members

Dave Tomlinson in Hove

"Prayer for Everyone - Not Just the Religious"

Location:
Hove Methodist Church, Portland Road, BN3 5DR
Speaker:
Dave Tomlinson
Host:
Thinking Aloud Allowed

What to teach (and what to learn)?

Questions for a teacher of Christian doctrine in the 21st century.

Location:
Friends Meeting House, 1 Orchard Road, Malvern, WR14 3DA
Speaker:
Revd Dr Jane Craske

OMG! A bad Christian's Book of Prayers - an evening with Dave Tomlinson

Dave Tomlinson will speak about his latest book as part of a PCN Britain sponsored speaking tour. This event will take the place of the normal monthly meeting of the Abingdon PCN Britain Group. It will not be available on Zoom.

Location:
All Saints Methodist Church, Appleford Drive, Abingdon, OX14 2AQ
Speaker:
Dave Tomlinson

Exploring Faith and Belief/Embracing Uncertainty

Location:
Brunswick Methodist Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7BJ
Speaker:
Open discussion

Consideration of the Galilee Course section on the Bible

Location:
6, Greenway, Honley, Holmfirth. HD9 6NQ

Faith, Peace and Justice Forum: A Call to Action

There comes a point where we need to stop just pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they’re falling in.” ― Desmond Tutu

Location:
St Catherine's Church, Mile Cross, Norwich, NR3 2RJ
Speaker:
Chris Howson, Kate Doran-Smith, Vanessa Elston, Lee Marsden

Ways of looking at the Bible

Location:
Brunswick Methodist Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7BJ
Speaker:
Discussion led by Norman

TAA September

Our regular Thinking Aloud Allowed meeting on Second Sundays is 8 September starting at 18:30 for approximately an hour (sometimes a tad over). Online this month (next month Dave Tomlinson joins us in person! - watch out for details coming up!) Do join us on Zoom, details below ...

I seem to be having problems with the Zoom link so if you need it, please email: sue.harrington@pcnbritain.org.uk by 6 pm

Location:
Online Zoom
Speaker:
Rev Andy Lowe

How to read the Bible and still be a Christian

This retreat will explore if and how the Bible can be reconciled with the values, attitudes and understandings that shape the modern world.

Location:
The Ammerdown Centre, Ammerdown Park, Radstock, Somerset BA3 5SW
Speaker:
Dave Tomlinson

Free to Believe Conference 2024: Coming to our Senses

‘The Word made flesh is here made word again’ (Edwin Muir, The Incarnate One). A focus on embodiment, a continuing challenge for churches, and worldwide.

Location:
The Hayes Conference Centre
Speaker:
Fiona Bennett, Kathy Galloway, Victoria Turner
Host:
Free To Believe

Exploring Progressive Faith - How did the New Testament come to be?

This meeting will discuss the origins of the New Testament as we now have it and the implications for progressive Christians.

Location:
This will be a Zoom Meeting, please contact the convenor by email if you wish to come
Speaker:
Derek Pooley

Greenbelt 2024

The tag line of 2024's Greenbelt Festival is 'Dream On'

Location:
Boughton House, near Kettering
Speaker:
Various

Brian McLaren

PCN Britain in partnership with Westminster College and the Cheshunt Foundation are pleased to offer a chance to hear Brian McLaren speaking prior to his appearance at Greenbelt.

Location:
Westminster College, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0AA and via Zoom
Speaker:
Brian McLaren
Host:
PCN Britain, Westminster College, Cheshunt Foundation

Thomas Jay Oord

PCN Britain are pleased to partner friends across Yorkshire, this August, to present a series of evenings with American theologian Thomas Jay Oord.

Location:
Various
Speaker:
Thomas Jay Oord
Host:
PCN Britain

TAA August

This month's Thinking Aloud Allowed is online again, and the theme is ‘What does Jesus teach us about standing up and speaking out against evil?’

6.30 pm Sunday 11 August

For Zoom link info contact sue.harrington@pcnbritain.org.uk by 6pm

Location:
Online Zoom
Speaker:
Revd Andy Lowe

Monthly meeting

Location:
URC of St Andrew and St George, St George's Road, Bolton
Speaker:
All participants

'A Letter to Jesus: A Confession' by Gerd Ludemann

Location:
Buckland URC Church, Portsmouth

Reading 'Sacred Nature', by Karen Armstrong

Location:
Southampton

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