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Liturgy Winter School


The Liturgy Winter School is an opportunity for clergy, lay ministers, and liturgical assistants to meet, reflect on and engage in liturgy. It is workshop-based and exploratory in nature to allow participants to learn through interaction and practice.

What is Involved?

There are a series of reflective talks given throughout the Winter School. Each of these is designed to stimulate thought and creativity. They are reflective rather than lecture-based.

There are plenty of opportunities for worship throughout the Winter School. In addition to Morning an Evening Offices, an Evensong and Eucharist will be shared. Participants are invited to participate by sharing liturgical roles through the workshop.

Who should attend?

  • Clergy (stipendiary/non-stipendiary/PTO)

  • Graduate Clergy

  • Licensed Lay Ministers

  • Formation Students

  • Liturgical Assistants

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