A day for clergy, lay ministers, music leaders and all interested in enhancing worship
Saturday 4th February 2017, 10am-4pm
St Luke’s Church, Victoria Road, Cambridge, CB4 3DX
Speakers
Helen Bent is both a priest and a musician and has worked in a wide variety of parish settings rural and urban. She has been Head of Ministerial Training for RSCM and Praxis since 2015 and is a Self Supporting Minister in Rotherham.
Richard Hubbard is Director of the InHarmony Music Project at St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Its first phase, due to be completed in early 2017, is to research and report on the state of music in parish churches across the diocese. He also lectures at London School of Theology.
Our workshops will include
- Touching heaven: using music creatively in prayers.
- Being a cantor: how to lead by singing, even without an instrument.
- What is there? Identifying the right resources.
- Using the building and the liturgy to help you sing.
We hope that when participants leave they will:
- be honest about the challenges.
- have more confidence.
- know how to identify supportive resources.
- be empowered to develop sustainable solutions.
The greatest benefit from this day will be when clergy, worship leaders and musicians attend together as a team, though we recognise that this is not always possible.
The cost of the day, which includes coffee / tea but does not include lunch (please bring your own) £15.00 per person £10.00 for affiliate members. No charge for ordinands, or Readers-in-training.
To book a place, please hitting-the-right-note