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This course runs over 8 weeks.
Each week in the online Course Guide there will be a podcast to listen to, a short article to read, and a handout with some questions for reflection. We recommend that you listen to the podcast and read the article before you look at the reflection questions.
Each week concludes with an in-person session led by the course tutors, lasting about 90 minutes. To benefit fully from the in-person session, you need to have listened to the podcasts, read the article, and spent some time with the questions for reflection before we meet together.
If you can't see the embedded Week 1 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 2 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 3 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 4 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 5 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 6 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 7 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
If you can't see the embedded Week 8 podcast file above, you can also access it via this link.
Weeks 1 to 4
Weeks 5 to 8
The Revd Dr John Russell is Spirituality Lead at the LJC. Previously, he worked as a Human Rights Lawyer and university lecturer. He is an accredited teacher of trauma-aware yoga, with specialist qualifications in breath-work and addiction recovery. His favourite modes of transport are bicycle and kayak.
Clare Bick joined the spirituality team at the London Jesuit centre in April 2021 and enjoys all aspects of the work there, including spirituality and training courses, hosting regular guided prayer sessions and offering retreats in various forms. Clare is a spiritual director and supervisor and has many years of pastoral experience in the context of ecumenical lay community. She is married, with 3 adult children and has recently become a grandmother.
