An exploration of the nature of worship and varieties of worship in the Church of England
This 6-week module provides an opportunity to explore the nature of worship, varieties of worship in the Church of England, and the practical skills needed to both design and lead acts of worship.
These acts of worship may be in parish churches or new worshipping communities, seek to be inclusive of all ages and backgrounds and enable all to live confidently as disciples in everyday life.
The course is delivered in six face-to-face sessions in a learning community where wisdom is shared by all. Participants are encouraged to complete preparatory work prior to each meeting. Different speakers with expertise in various types of worship will deliver teaching, and each session begins with a different style of worship.
The sessions all start with refreshments and fellowship at 7.00pm before the session begins at 7.30pm, and they finish by 9.30pm. The module takes place at Earl Stonham Village Hall near Stowmarket.
- 30 September 2026
- 7 October 2026
- 14 October 2026
- 21 October 2026
- 4 November 2026
- 11 November 2026
This module is open to all, anyone with an interest is very welcome to join the group. It is also a requirement for Elders who lead worship and those on the Elizabeth Pathway.
All information required for the course, including pre-reading, reading resources and details of each session, will be available through the online learning platform, Moodle, once you’ve enrolled.
To enrol, click the button on the left, check the course details on the next page and click the red ‘Proceed to checkout’ button, then confirm your email and other details and click the ‘Place order’ red button. You will receive an email confirming your booking.
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