David Runcorn reflects on five stories of Jesus and his disciples on or around the uncertain waters of the sea of faith.  Each reflection starts with some short, introductory prayers and comes with a handout and suggestions for further prayer and reflection.

“For so many reasons, the times we are living through feel to me like sailing across an unknown and often hazardous sea. It is not easy to remember when this journey began. We were suddenly adrift. Nor do we yet know where it will lead. But I notice that following Jesus involved a lot of sea crossings in the gospels. And frequently what happened during the crossings was more important than getting to the other side. There, times of threat, powerlessness and danger became places of encounter, recognition and discovery. Journeys between things – their challenges and vulnerabilities – characterise all faith and life. And never more so than in our present times.”

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Below are two prayer handouts that may be useful for your retreat time.

Prayer Exercise – Becoming Present

Simple Guide For A Time Of Prayer

 

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