Lectures held at St Andrew's are organised by the St Andrew’s Trust for the Study of Religion and Society
Where did the Reformation have its birth and why? What was it about Europe and Scotland which helped different ideas flourish? Why were local political leaders willing to back the new theology? We reflect on these things in the second of our October Reformation series.
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
In Geneva, four reformers are commemorated on the famous Reformers' Wall. Who are they and why were they reformers? Also, what did the ordinary people contribute to the Reformation? We reflect on these things in the third of our October Reformation series
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
How did the new ideas get around? Who spread them and by what means? The recent printing revolution was a great aid to the spread of reforming ideas. We will reflect on this - and on what was printed - in this the fourth of our October series on the Reformation.
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
This is the final in our October series on the Reformation: "What? The differences the Reformation has made to the world and the church." We reflect on how the world is different since this great upheaval in church and society. The Reformation made a difference to how NZ society has been settled and governed. We […]
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
This is the first Sunday in November and we will celebrate communion. Susan leads the Gathering
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
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