Nonviolence: Jesus’ radical invitation ONLINE
- Duration
- Two x half-day Online Sessions
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Thu 5th Jun, 2025 ()
By arrangement (please contact us to discuss)
- Cost Per Person
For those paying as individuals, we offer a sliding scale.
Standard price: £45
Happy to pay more to help support others: £60 It’s tough at the moment; money is tight: £15
Partnership agreements are in place with certain denominations, and sponsorship may be available through your church, denomination or organisation.
Please contact gill.thomas@placeforhope.org.uk if you are unsure about your payment options.- Downloads
This interactive course will explore with participants what Jesus teaches us about non-violence as a transformative way of life. Participants will look at specific examples of living nonviolently in the Sermon on the Mount and how the spiritual practice of nonviolence may be applied to transform our lives and communities. If you are concerned about the increasing violence and fear in our lives and world today, this course will provide a space to better understand, reflect, and grapple with the spiritual practice of nonviolence that Jesus embodied and could be transformative for the future of us all.
Date and Venue Details
| Thu 5th Jun, 2025 |
Online via Zoom 9:30am–1:00pm (Thursday 5th & Thursday 12th June 2025 (0930-1300)) |
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