Croydon Episcopal Area Rest and Refreshment Day Programme Thursday 25 February 2021 10Am-3.30Pm, Zoom

Croydon Episcopal Area Rest and Refreshment Day Programme Thursday 25 February 2021 10am-3.30pm, Zoom

Walking Welcoming Growing Programme

The day falls into four parts, with two morning sessions and two afternoon sessions. Part 1 is for everyone. Parts 2 and 3 offer delegates the choice of six options. Please choose one only; if your first choice is oversubscribed in Part 2 you will have another chance to attend it in the afternoon, as Part 3 repeats the same options. Part 4 brings everyone together again in a Plenary session and concludes the day. Click the “join” button to enter each session. If the button doesn’t work in your viewer or on your device, use the URL in blue to join in. Please ensure you leave each session before joining the next, i.e. leave Part 1 before trying to join Part 2 and so on.

Part 1 10.00am-11.00am Arrival, welcome and opening address Comfort break 11.00am-11.15am Part 2 11.15am-12.30pm A choice of six options Midday prayer and lunch 12.30pm-13.30pm Part 3 13.30pm-14.45pm A choice of six options Part 4 14.45pm-15.30pm Reflection in breakout groups and closing address

Please note that both the Plenary addresses in the morning and afternoon will be recorded, as will a number of the morning and afternoon sessions. Post-event recordings can be made available to people directly or via the Diocesan website. If you do not wish for your image to be recorded please join the meeting with your video turned off (further details are in the joining instructions). If you have any concerns regarding your privacy and data please contact [email protected].

PART 1 Click the “join” button to enter the event. If the button doesn’t work in your viewer or on your device, use the URL in blue to join in

Arrival 10.00-10.20 Online coffee in breakout groups Led by Bishop Jonathan JOIN HERE

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COMFORT BREAK 11.00-11.15 Please make sure that you leave Part 1 of the meeting and join Part 2 using the correct joining information for your selected option PART 2 11.15-12.30 Please choose one of the following options. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Options will be repeated in the afternoon session

OPTION 1 OPTION 2 OPTION 3 Bible Study: What does God say Mending Circle - Repairing, talking Balm for the Soul: Jazz, soul, blues about rest? and slowing down and gospel tunes The Revd Mark Francis ― Felbridge, Dr Alison Clark - Artist The Venerable Dr Rosemarie St John the Divine This session will be in two parts. Alison Mallett, Archdeacon of Croydon The pandemic means that in many ways will begin with a short talk introducing Sit back, relax and let the music lift we need more rest and yet it also seems her recent projects as an artist exploring your spirits! harder to get. We’ll be exploring why, the role of art in an emergency. Alison and, as we look at the Bible together, was artist in residence in Southwark I hope we’ll be reminded that in God’s Cathedral in 2018 for the first eyes rest is not an optional extra for his anniversary of the London Bridge attack. people. The idea for Mending Circles grew out of this project where people meet together to sit, talk and repair. The second part of the session will be a mending circle. Think of something you have been meaning to mend and allow yourself the time to sit, talk and mend together.

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Silent Prayer Drawing Breath Sleep in Theology & Practice Led by The Revd Deborah Forman The Venerable Moira Astin – The Revd Canon Dr Andrew Bishop, - Addington, St Mary the Blessed Archdeacon of Reigate Croydon Minster Virgin We will take half an hour to draw, sketch “God gives his beloved sleep” but how God gives unceasingly. In the practice of or paint something you can see, or a do we understand this gift theologically silence, we come to bathe in that gift. photo you have taken during the last and practically? Andrew will explore As R S Thomas says, “it is a presence nine months, then we will briefly discuss some of the ways the Bible and Christian then whose margins are our margins, what we drew and reflect together on tradition speaks of sleep in relation that calls us out over our own fathoms.” the way lockdown looks to us. You don’t to creation, renewal, vulnerability, need to be an artist to do this ― we are vigilance, mortality, the nature of time not aiming to produce high art, just to and more. In a time of pandemic what take a few moments to look and reflect might this tell us, and how do we attend on where we are. to our own patterns of sleep, or lack of them, at the moment?

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PART 3 13.30-14.45 Please choose one of the following options. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Options are repeated from the morning session

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The Rt Revd Peter Price Bishop Peter is an author and broadcaster; founding trustee of the Burns Price Foundation; a former Bishop of Bath and Wells; and Secretary of USPG. Bishop Peter is a social activist and continues his work in peace building and as an Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Southwark. He lives in a sheltered community in Croydon.

The Revd Mark Francis The Revd Canon Mark has been ordained for 10 years Dr Andrew Bishop and been in Felbridge for seven, the Andrew is Priest-in-Charge of most southern point of the Diocese. the Parish of Croydon ― Croydon He is married to Sarah and they have Minster with St George and author two teenage daughters. of Theosomnia: A Christian Theology of Sleep.

Dr Alison Clark Alison is a visual artist whose work is rooted in a sense of place. This can include documenting a coastal landscape from shoreline to sky or the interior of a church building. Her process involves printmaking, drawing, painting, photography, textiles and site-specific installations as artist in residence. She is an early childhood academic whose research focuses on the role of listening and the value of “slow”. Alison is a member of the congregation at Southwark Cathedral. Read more at www.alisonclark.co.uk

The Venerable Rosemarie Mallett For over a decade, Dr Rosemarie Mallet served as vicar to a multi-ethnic, inner-city church in South London. She also served as chair of the board of governors for local church schools around Brixton, South London, and as Director of the Department of Justice, Peace & the Integrity of Creation. She currently serves as a Lambeth Equalities Commissioner and chairs a Brixton-based community charity engaged in building social cohesion. Prior to ordination, Rosemarie worked in community and international development as a sociologist. Through community and church engagement, and an interest in faith in the public realm, she moved from a career in academia to ordained ministry.

The Revd Deborah Forman Debbie began her life as an ordained person as a Pioneer Curate in the Diocese of Gloucester. She went on to be incumbent of four and then six rural villages in the north of the Diocese prior to moving to Southwark nearly five years ago. During her time in Gloucester she was link officer for the partnership with Western Tanganyika. She is married and has four grown-up children. She enjoys reading, theatre, walking, music and playing the violin.

The Venerable Moira Astin Moira was born in 1965 and grew up in Staines, North Surrey. She went to Clare College, Cambridge, where she studied Natural Sciences. After some years working in computing, she went to Wycliffe Hall, Oxford to train for ordained ministry. Her curacy was at Newbury in West Berkshire, in Oxford Diocese, followed by five years as Team Vicar in nearby Thatcham. She was then Vicar of St James in Woodley near Reading, before moving to North Lincolnshire where she served as Vicar of Frodingham and New Brumby in the heart of Scunthorpe and as Area Dean of North Lincolnshire. Moira is married to Tim and they have one son, Ed. Moira enjoys bird-watching, especially trips to the Farne Islands to see puffins, and together with Tim is researching the history of the Church in this country between 400AD and 600AD.