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The Simeon Centre, based at Ridley Hall, was set up in 2007 to nourish and strengthen the community’s life of prayer; to encourage members of the Hall and Cambridge Theological Federation in their spiritual growth; to work alongside church leaders and congregations around the country, teaching and nurturing the disciplines of prayer, mentoring and spiritual direction.
We are named after the biblical Simeon who, having seen and held the baby Jesus, was content to die, because he had seen the Saviour promised by God. The Centre also honours the famous Cambridge Christian Charles Simeon, Vicar of Holy Trinity for 54 years in the 18th century, and a man of deep prayer and spirituality.
We: provide guidance, encouragement and training in prayer and spiritual formation for the Ridley community; work with the Cambridge Theological Federation in the academic and formational teaching of courses in Prayer and Spirituality;offer conferences and quiet days for the wider church; help churches to develop prayer resources and forms of training; are exploring the possibility of developing projects in spirituality as evangelism; offer opportunities and advice for spiritual direction and sabbaticals; receive requests for prayer.
You can follow Ridley on its facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/RidleyHallCambridge
And here:
http://www.ridley.cam.ac.uk
We are named after the biblical Simeon who, having seen and held the baby Jesus, was content to die, because he had seen the Saviour promised by God. The Centre also honours the famous Cambridge Christian Charles Simeon, Vicar of Holy Trinity for 54 years in the 18th century, and a man of deep prayer and spirituality.
We: provide guidance, encouragement and training in prayer and spiritual formation for the Ridley community; work with the Cambridge Theological Federation in the academic and formational teaching of courses in Prayer and Spirituality;offer conferences and quiet days for the wider church; help churches to develop prayer resources and forms of training; are exploring the possibility of developing projects in spirituality as evangelism; offer opportunities and advice for spiritual direction and sabbaticals; receive requests for prayer.
You can follow Ridley on its facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/RidleyHallCambridge
And here:
http://www.ridley.cam.ac.uk
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Adrian Chatfield speaking at St Mary's Comberton on the subject of judgement.
Taking the theme of judgement from some of the "difficult words" of Jesus which speak of cutting off hands and unquenchable fire, Adrian argues that judgement in this context is not about execution and death, rather it is about the possibility of redemption. He concludes with a call for the us as individuals to reflect on the apparently small things in our own lives.
Adrian Chatfield speaks on the Imitation of Christ. Speaking from John 13 Adrian focuses on following Jesus as the Christian's example; a work in progress that should not be a guilt inducing process rather a rest for the soul.
1Eugene Peterson speaking from John 12:20-33 at the 2009 Restoring Prayer conference organised by the Simeon Centre for Prayer and the Spiritual Life.
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