The Slate
Psalm 32
God
holds nothing
absolutely nothing
against you
the slate’s
wiped perfectly clean
from the moment
the confession
begins to pour from your lips
you are free
it is forgiven
total
complete
instantaneous
let it go
make a new start
the slate
is clean
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In early 2010, I had the privilege of studying and writing at Vaughan Park Anglican Retreat Centre in New Zealand where I studied the power of imaginative contemplation with the scriptures to facilitate healing.
Retreat Leading
Since 2004, I have worked as a Christian Writer and Retreat Leader.
I specialise in weaving contemporary poetry, scripture and contemplative meditations into retreat times and my retreats are usually aimed at helping others to deepen their relationship with God and to receive his healing love.
I am always open to discuss ways in which I might be able to help those seeking a retreat leader, or seeking to find a suitable retreat for themselves, so please do get in touch.
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Interesting Web Links
- ArtServe
- Association of Christian Writers
- Audri Coleman - Book Cover Design
- Bible Concordance
- Crucifixion Tree wood sculpture
- Greenbelt
- Ignatian Spiritual Exercises
- Inspiring Calm - CDs for meditation & prayer
- Julian Meetings
- New Wine Summer Conferences
- Retreats Association
- Sacred Space - lovely online prayer
- Shoreline Conversations
- Shoreline Editions
- Simply Healing (The Order of Jacob's Well)
- The artwork of Mary Fleeson - Lindisfarne Scriptorium
- The artwork of Peter Millward
- The Coverdale Trust (who are supporting me)
Photo Credit
The photo at the top of this page is courtesy of David Beale.
Thank you David.