New Lumen course starting soon

As we are coming closer to Holy Week, we would like to draw your attention to a new evening course starting this Thursday. Aidan Matthews, acclaimed author and poet, will reflect on the narratives of Christ’s passion as the ultimate expression of God’s compassion for us:  

The (Com)Passion Narratives Thursday 30th March-11th May, 7pm-8.30pm
(4 weeks – we break for Easter 3-14 April)    

If you would like to book in, simply hit the button below and you can book through our website, or alternatively contact us at the office.  
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