Take time out to see the world in fresh ways, let God reveal the richness and beauty that we normally keep hidden from view. This week is not about emphasizing the subject or mastering the technical aspects of photography, instead, you will be guided to undertake an approach that enables you to see clearly, and develop images from this point of view.
“My third time here – it gets better and and better every time.” Val
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James Doney, a South West based photographer, enjoys encouraging others to be more than push button robots of automatic cameras. Known for both his stunning water and landscape images, James tries to capture the world in the way the creator intended it to be seen.
Jane Willis is Rector of Hurstpierpoint, just beneath the South Downs in Sussex, and on her days off can usually be found venturing out with her camera – it has become a wonderfully refreshing creative and spiritual practice. She is married to Gerry and has three daughters and four grandchildren.
Rob Kitchen, lives a whole 20 mins drive from Lee Abbey and is always spotted roaming around the stunning landscapes of Exmoor and North Devon enjoying the joy of peace that comes from being in the moment of God's cathedral. Rob, a former Director of Lee Abbey, is married to Cathy and together they have three children, 2 mad Goldendoodles and very old whippet cross.
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4–8 May 2020 (Mon–Fri)
Dave Hopwood, Phil Stone
Jesus regularly visited wilderness places during his ministry. Hosea spoke of hearing the tender voice of God in the desert. Dave and Phil will take...
£279 to £351 per person
27–31 January 2020 (Mon–Fri)
Sue Pocock
Come and make bread while meditating on God’s Word. With Sue’s help you’ll make different types of bread and help to feed your fellow guests...
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3–7 February 2020 (Mon–Fri)
Gretel White, Vittoria Hancock
Bring your knitting, crochet, or any other craft and join us as we explore what it means to be part of God’s living creation. There...
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2–6 March 2020 (Mon–Fri)
Nick Page
A week of looking, listening and noticing. How do we become more aware of the presence of God in our lives? The answer is by...
£279 to £351 per person
14–18 September 2020 (Mon–Fri)
Sarah Prentice
From dramatic sunsets, to rainbows and star-studded night skies, Lee Abbey is the perfect place to find creative inspiration to draw and paint the sky....
£285 to £357 per person
28 Sep–2 Oct 2020 (Mon–Fri)
Gretel White, Vittoria Hancock
Bring your tapestry, needlework or other craft and join us as we explore what it means to be part of God’s rich tapestry. There will...
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Wondering what it will be like to stay at Lee Abbey for a retreat or a holiday?
You will get a warm welcome from the Community, a beautiful home to stay in, delicious meals, a well resourced library, quiet spaces to relax in, 288 acres of our estate to explore, excellent teaching, vibrant worship and entertainment. For more information about Lee Abbey’s ministry or details on how to support us, see “About Lee Abbey”. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
Fully refurbished in 2016, comfortable and welcoming
Spaces around the house for you to unwind, chat, learn and worship
280 acres of Exmoor coast and beach, for walks, sport and even stargazing
Three meals a day, tea, coffee and cake are included for all guests.
There'll be sung worship and talks you can join each morning if you like
The Community will offer prayers, walks and entertainment for you
On family holiday weeks, they'll have a whale of a time too!
We would love to listen to and pray with you during your stay
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