Sadly due to Coronavrius The Quiet Garden has now closed

The Quite Garden is to close – A message from Sue Harrison. (Posted 1st July 2020)

When lockdown occurred and we were unable to hold meetings, we had expected that, in time, we would be able to take up the programme where we left off.  It’s obvious now that this won’t be happening.  The freedom to ‘be’, which is such an integral part of The Quiet Garden, will have to be restricted.  The small enabling group of four (aged 70+ and 2 well over 80) feel unequal to the tasks of necessary negative demands to stabilise the situation and lead the Quiet Garden into the future, probably requiring  technological demands beyond our capabilities. 

We have therefore decided that we should completely close the present Quiet Garden, leaving freedom for the wonderful spirit of the Movement to move each of us into closer communion with each other and God in Trinity through what is emerging  in ways we cannot as yet discern.