Journeying
with Rev and The Vicar of Dibley / Making the Transition to University
Today’s
blog is about a couple of events on the St Brelade’s Festival of Spirituality Programme,
which takes place on the week from Wednesday 18th – Sunday 22nd September 2013.
I’ve
already looked at the play from the Edinburgh Fringe “The God particle” here:
The events described below are being led by Jo Mulliner, and I can recommend them as lively and amusing.
The first session is very much for anyone, while the second will be of particular
interest to anyone going away to University.
Jo is
pictured above, but the picture which I took today is cropped so you can’t see
her rather amusing shorts. As someone commented on Facebook “a green T
shirt, polka dot shorts and flip flops were not quite the attire we were
expecting the Rev to wear” The photo
shows the green T shirt, but you’ll have to imagine the shorts.
I should
mention that she can dress more formally if the occasion demands!
Wednesday
18 September
7pm –
Life’s Vicissitudes!
Join
Festival-goers for a Supper-in-a-Box and a joyous exploration of life – its upsand
downs, ins and outs – led by Jo Mulliner with help from The Vicar of Dibley and
Rev. In St Brelade’s Church
Hall.
Tickets £14 each from the Arts Centre.
This is
an evening of “Supper in a Box” with funny clips
Let by
Jo Mulliner, exploring through laughter and fellowship, and famous TV vicars:
What do
vicars do?
What do
we all do as Christians?
Why has
God asked us?
What
does God want from us?
Why is
life sometimes so complex?
Coping
And not…
Laughter
is a great medicine and such fin. So come and join this event on the evening of
18th September.
Saturday
21 September
12
noon-2pm – Transitions: The Further Adventures of Horace and Florrie
(including
lunch).
Moving
from school to further study or into work. Jo Mulliner leads experiences to
share – information for mid- to late teens in the Upper Room ofSt Brelade’s
Church Hal..
This
looks at transitions to University, as Jo shares her experiences in England,
and looks at sharing what she has learned about
Travelling
safely and in style – without your parents needing a second mortage on their
home
Making
college accommodation seem homely
Settling
in without your neighbours thinking you are made (very difficult)
Food –
or not! Coping with college “catering” and being polite
Missing
friends, and keeping in touch
Making
new friends and having fun
Stretchy
budgets
Career
planning
Sandwich
and cake supplied
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