The new Celtic Daily Prayer Colouring Book, which compliments our Celtic Daily Prayer Books 1 and 2, is beautifully illustrated by our friend and fellow Companion Francesca Ross and is available to order through our online shop. Copies are can be purchased for...
This week, we invite you to join Companions in Community, Heather and Daniel, for a midday prayer in, and around, their local town of Bishop Auckland, County Durham, UK. (Click HERE or on the video image...
Each Wednesday during Lent we will be bringing you midday prayers from across our dispersed Northumbria Community network. Today’s Midday Prayer comes from Evesham and we join with Sarah & Edward Pillar, accompanied by the song of a robin and the whine of a drill!...
Each Wednesday during Lent we will be bringing you midday prayers from across our dispersed Northumbria Community network. Join Northumbria Community Companions, Sarah and Alan Berry, in Troy, New York, for midday prayer....
Each Wednesday during Lent we will be bringing you midday prayers from across our dispersed Northumbria Community network. Join Northumbria Community Companions, Di and Vince Smith, along with Bergen the cat and ‘the chucks’, for midday prayer in rural Lancashire, UK....
‘Times are troubled… people grieve…’ We are delighted to be releasing this special song of lament today. It is the culmination of a project that Martin Neil – a long-time Companion in Community – has been working on from his studio...
Each Wednesday during Lent we will be bringing you midday prayers from across our dispersed Northumbria Community network. Join Northumbria Community Companions, Dave and Sarah Hay (and their 7-month old border collie puppy, Tess), for midday prayer on the snowy moors...
We are delighted to be able to bring you the first of a series of Wednesday ‘Come and See’ midday prayers, recorded ‘In Every Place Where We Are’ which will appear on our main website, social media and Youtube channel over Lent and Easter. This...
REFLECTIONS FROM THE LEADERSHIP In this Leadership Reflection from the sitting room at Nether Springs, Catherine Askew adds the ‘Crown and Cross’ to the Jesse Tree and reflects on how this applies to Jesus… and us. ...
