
ANSD
Australian
Network for Spiritual Direction Inc.
Melbourne Region
Meetings are held at Holy
Trinity Anglican Church East Melbourne (on the corner of Clarendon and Hotham Streets) with a BYO lunch - tea & coffee available.
A donation of $20 per session is suggested to help cover our costs.
Meetings are from 10.00am - 3.00pm.
Car parking is tricky in this area. Hotham Street has a one hour limit; Clarendon St has two hour meters, Wellington St has some four hour meters. The Hilton Hotel and the Mercy Hospital have some public car parking available for a fee. Public transport is best if you can arrange it. The Vermont South tram from the city travels along Flinders Street and Wellington Parade and you alight at the Hilton Hotel.
February 18
"Four questions, four paths, one journey - a new look at the Gospels of Jesus." John Stewart will spend the day introducing some new work being done on a different reading of the story of Jesus.
March 18
A look at the context of today's church - "From Christendom to plurality." Frank O'Loughlin is the priest of the RC parish of Sandringham.
April 15
"From hostility to hospitality." A reflection on some of the psychological and spiritual aspects of our life journeys. Jenny Hill is a psychologist and a member of the Living Well Centre.
May 20
"The hospitality of our dreams". Speaker to be confirmed.
June 17
"The Hospitality of the Universe." Anne Boyd returns to lead another day for us, focussing on the big environment and creation questions.
July 9-12
ANSD Conference in Adelaide.
July 15
A day to review and share the conference experience.
August 19
"Hospitality and Ageing." This day will be led by Pia Sim, who is the Pastoral Care Co-ordinator of the new Mercy Place Aged Care in East Melbourne.
September 16
"Hospitality between culture." Final details are not available at this early stage - but will be soon.
October 21
"Hospitality for the future." The facilitator today will be Joan Wright-Howie, the Director of the Uniting Church Spirituality Mission.
November 18
A reflection on the journey of the year and planning for 2011.