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The aim of the London Centre for Spirituality is to provide a Christian response to the contemporary thirst for meaning and purpose. The Centre, based in the heart of the City of London, offers a calm and spacious environment and is a resource for prayer, exploration, training and development. Our programme offers a wide range of courses, meditation and discussion groups and resources for all interested in spirituality – churchgoers or not – both in the local and in the wider community. We host several spiritual direction training programmes, and our facilities are used by professionals and organisations working in related areas including counselling. Please take your time to browse around our web site. Our Programme of events sets out much of what is going on at the Centre, and you may order books and CDs from our online Bookshop which stocks a large number of titles related to spirituality. We would be very pleased to welcome you in person to the Centre. If you would like more information, or to be put on our mailing list, please feel free to contact us. **Stop Press** Extra Event for 2010: Music and Mystery 4 December 2010 Spirituality and the City The Centre recently produced a report into attitudes and experience of spirituality with the City of London. A number of influential and senior business people were interviewed by Phillip Robinson, Research Director here at the Centre. The Report is a comprehensive analysis of his findings and a summary/presentation given in October last year is included here (in Powerpoint format). The full report is available from the Centre Bookshop. This is an extremely valuable piece of work which makes a great contribution to the whole topic of Spirituality. Room hire The Centre offers consulting and training rooms for hire in the City of London, close to public transport. Please contact info@spiritualitycentre.org or 020 7621 1391 for further information. Thought for the Month ‘Prayer that runs its course till the last day of life needs a strong and tranquil soul.’ |
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