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1 Jul 2019: My pastoral placement at Wesley Methodist Church was enriching and I am thankful for that welcoming and loving group of people.

25 Jul 2017:   As Wesley House develops as an intentionally international community of scholarship and research, so overseas partnerships are becoming vital to our lifeblood. We are keen to develop stable relationships between ourselves and overseas Methodist

But, still our context is also larger – it is national in the midst of recession as people lose their jobs and their homes, and global, as day by day communities are ... And then, at the communion rail in this ancient church, suddenly it came to me

11 May 2020: This course will introduce participants to a number of significant ways in which people have employed creative and reflective writing to develop insight concerning the claim of God upon their lives.

and drive people from his temple, as the Gospel for this coming Sunday reminds us.

8 Apr 2017: People wear many clothes to protect them from the sun and the blowing sand. ... The people of God in the desert are people without a country, with a fragile identity.

8 Apr 2017: of all people ought to be aware of the pain of our fractured and often destructive common history and present. ... Once you were not a people,. but now you are God’s people;.

12 Mar 2018: Is a different humanness possible in Post-Apartheid South Africa for Coloured people?

25 Jul 2017:   Anglia Ruskin University is the newer University in Cambridge with excellent facilities and expertise in practice-related degree work. Two kinds of doctoral degree are available through our link with Anglia Ruskin as well as two masters level

11 May 2020: The Wesleyan family of churches is one of the most widely-spread Christian traditions, with about 80 million people world-wide belonging to one of its branches.

8 Apr 2017: People would look at him again, rather than turning away in fear or disgust. ... But I am a worm, and not human;. scorned by others, and despised by the people.

7 Jul 2022:   The Methodist Church in Britain Wesley House was founded in 1921 by British Methodists and, although governed by an independent board, has close connections with the Methodist Church in Britain. This relationship is underpinned by a Memorandum of

30 May 2019: This visit took the form of a conversation between Gill, members of the Wesley House community, and people from across the East Anglia District. ... of a recovery in recent years – among believers, but also among people with little or no faith

22 Apr 2018: He was therefore determined to start his own business so he was not dependent upon other people.

6 Aug 2015:   Donald English, 1930-1998. After a degree in history at the University of Leicester and service as an education officer in the Royal Air Force and as a Travelling Secretary for the Inter-Varsity Fellowship, he prepared for the Methodist Ministry

22 Oct 2018: Burdens that can only be borne because I too am held?Not as a child, but as an adult, as a leader, as a mother to a people? ... mother and the child.7 I think about the stories I hearof leaders trying to rescue their people from their problems; their

15 Jul 2024: https://www.wesley.cam.ac.uk/about/people/ Wesley House is an international college firmly rooted in the Methodist tradition and located in the heart of Cambridge Wed, 01 Dec 2021

23 Apr 2019: Today the church still encourages the Methodist people to think through our faith, part of this being done through higher education.

5 Apr 2016: To others, that may seem a terrible indifference to gifts and graces that have been given by Christ to his people. ... We are here not to laud it over people who are not like us, but simply to stand before our God in penitence.

14 Sep 2023: Publications of the Centre for Faith in Public Life at Wesley House, Cambridge

6 Aug 2015:   E Gordon Rupp, 1910-1986, was one of the leading historians of his generation, specialising in the Protestant Reformation (particularly Luther) and eighteenth-century England. After a degree in history at King’s College, London he prepared for

6 Aug 2015: Donald O Soper, Baron Soper of Kingsway, 1903-1998, was the first Methodist Minister to be made a member of the House of Lords in the British Parliament. Having taken his first degree at St. Catharine’s College, Cambridge, he prepared for …

20 Nov 2017: 3) acquire and maintain materials by or about the college and people directly related to the college; e.g.

11 Jul 2023: Reflective Pastoral Supervision is a form of accompaniment for ministry, chaplaincy and leadership that pays attention to the wellbeing and development of the practitioner, to the safeguarding and flourishing of those we work amongst, and to the

22 Mar 2022: Global Statements of Methodist Social Teaching Social Principles of The United Methodist Church – 2016 Social Creed of The United Methodist Church – 2016

8 Apr 2017: I am sure you will have been dismayed, as I was, during the Referendum debate which we have all just endured, by the number of people who had made up their ... being swamped with information – or at least with propaganda – but it seems that though

27 Jun 2024: The Centre offers it own courses and teaches on others. Short Courses Biblical Justice for Transforming the World Preaching Good News into the Climate Crisis Faith in British Democracy

30 May 2019: I am not afraid that the people called Methodists should ever cease to exist either in Europe or America. ... How might the timely rhyming of ‘people and situations, Scripture and Spirit’ affect the way you pray today?

22 Mar 2022: The Centre for Faith in Public Life at Wesley House, Cambridge administers this scholarship: The Reverend Edward Rogers Scholarship in Christian Social Ethics

8 Apr 2017: create a global community in the Wesleyan tradition of learning and reflection and prayer, as we continue to upend the rain sticks of peoples lives and to let the word of

14 May 2024: Consultancy services Our team all have experience of introducing reflective pastoral supervision into the Methodist Church in Britain as trainers, supervisors, researchers and developers of policy.  We are available to consult with churches and

8 Apr 2017: That I want to be in solidarity with colonized and oppressed peoples everywhere and yet still want to own beautiful things careless of their history.

5 Apr 2016: So St Michael represents good dealing with evil right at the centre of where that action is amongst the people traffickers and the drug barons and the sweat shops and the

28 Oct 2022: AVEC Resources Trust encourages non-directive working with people in groups and the provision of work and vocational consultancy. ... This course offers this way of working to people not as a model to be adopted but as a way of working out how best to

16 Apr 2024: Certificate in Reflective Pastoral Supervision 1-5 July 2024 – taught in person at Wesley House: Read the course details Course fee: £1000 (does not include accommodation) Portfolio Submissions 31 May 2025  Diploma in Reflective Pastoral

20 May 2024: Meet the Team Wesley House has been at the forefront of developments in pastoral and reflective supervision in the UK and across the world since 2004. Today we offer training courses, expert supervision, workshops and consultancy services to

26 Oct 2021: People assume that afterI get well, I will take up my ac-tivities again in the old way. ... settle”.She used this to highlight theparadox that long-term sus-tainability is traditionally val-ued and that economic gro -wth at the expense of

30 May 2019: and held by his mother, by his friends, by people just like us. ... People are moved to renew their life of faith, or are invited to give their lives to Jesus.

14 Nov 2014: on to stress that real continuity consists not in buildings but in people. ... place like a home where people are formed, and not simply a residential library.

11 Jul 2023: Diploma Course A creative and professional learning experience for those who have completed the Certificate in Supervision (or an equivalent 35+ hours of supervision training) and want to/already offer a professional level of supervision. The course

11 Jul 2023: it was a transformative experience. That was partly about being with a cohort of people where you did some honest open vulnerable stuff.

25 Jul 2017:   Many of Wesley House’s students register for degree programmes delivered by the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Divinity . The strength of the Faculty is demonstrated by its annual rating as first or second in the country. Wesley House

22 Jun 2023: Certificate course. Are you in a role where you need to mobilise people but don’t manage them? ... Are you committed to working with people to achieve their purposes?

It was part of the visit to the East Anglia District of the President of the Conference, the Revd Michaela Youngson: Micky, as many people will know her. ... One of Micky’s aims was to encourage us to believe that art is for people like us.

30 May 2019: in terms of the scientific and philosophical developments of the last century with the work of people such as Wittgenstein, Bertrand Russell, John Maynard Keynes, Ernest Rutherford, Watson and Crick and ... be able to hold its young people in a credible

11 Jul 2023: Pastoral Supervision Publications Leach, J, A Charge to Keep I Have: reflective supervision and the renewal of Christian leadership, GBHEM 2020 Introduces the discipline of reflective supervision as a dimension of oversight in the life of the Church.

11 Jul 2023: Reflective Pastoral Supervision Articles Recent publically accessible articles and lectures include: Leach, J, “Holy containment and the supervision of leaders in ministry” Holiness1 (2018) This article reflects on the process of creating an

13 Jul 2023: Prior to the start of the taught component about 16 hours of preparation is needed, including identifying 6-8 people who are willing to form a reflective pastoral supervision group for

11 Jul 2023: Pastoral Supervision Research Research into the benefits of supervision is demonstrating powerful effects for supervisees. Wellbeing In many different contexts churches are expressing concern about ministerial wellbeing and are asking questions

28 Oct 2022: Meet the team Tutors Dr Helen Cameron Research Fellow, Wesley House Cambridge Helen is a practical theologian who has worked in enabling roles in faith-based and secular organisations. Cameron, H (2022) ‘Church Organisation’, in Ward, P. and