Don’t take it from us, take it from Lydia Hind from the Coro Nostro Chamber Choir:
“We, at Coro Nostro, are very excited to be coming again to the Great Meeting Chapel, it is simply one of the best acoustic spaces in Leicester, it’s a place built for song. Our April concert is based around the themes of Spring and love, we have songs about different kinds of love, songs about the natural world, particularly about birds and settings of the Song of Songs. We’ll be singing a wide variety of styles from mediaeval to modern, featuring works by Josquin des Prez, Holst, Bjork, Gjeilo and more. We are looking forward to trying your new electric piano, it’s a pleasure to perform in a church committed to music making.”
Tickets available on the door: £10 (includes wine / soft drinks)
We will be joined again by our friends from Leicester Musical Memory Box for music, singalong, and a lovely show of bluebells in our garden!
Leicester Musical Memory Box is an independent, not for profit organisation delivering fun and interactive sessions, focussing predominantly on people living with dementia and memory loss. They use singing, music and gentle seated exercises to help improve health and wellbeing whilst reducing loneliness and social isolation. The event is open to all!
Our new monthly group will follow David Usher’s Book “Life Spirit: For Groups and Individuals Exploring Deep Questions.” The book is designed to help us explore some of the big questions about life, and to help us reach to our own conclusions. There are several reasons why you might be interested in this course. Perhaps you find yourself asking questions about your life, and how you can live it more meaningfully, with more attention to your spiritual health and well-being, but you don’t like being told what to believe. You want to nurture your spirit, but you don’t want to compromise your intelligence. You want to be free to believe what you think is true, and not believe what you think is not true. And you want to be free to choose which spiritual practices suit you.
The book has 12 ‘stand-alone’ chapters, and our aim is to consider one chapter a month. We will meet in the last week of each month, but to allow as many different people to attend through the course of the year, we will change the day of the week each month, so look out for further announcements.
In-person in the chapel and via the Sunday Service zoom link
Date for your diary! The incredible Roger Wilson and Chris Parkinson are playing at Great Meeting!
Thursday 2nd May.
Licensed bar
Doors open 7.30
Music 8pm.
Great vibe and acoustics! Wine and local beers on sale. These guys really rock and we are so excited that they are playing for us. Tickets are £10 in advance at the link below, or £12 on door. Join us for a fun evening and at the lovely Salmon pub next door after, if you fancy it!
Next session: Sunday 4 April
What’s the better way to spend your Sunday afternoon than some board games in a good company? Come and play with us: Scrabble, Codenames, Codenames Duet, Ticket to Ride, Patchwork, Onitama, Bananagrams, Stratego, Quoridor, Camel Up, The Mind, Mindbug, Backgammon, Qwirkle, Azul, Ocean Pods, Four Corners Kaleidoscope, or Monopoly! You are more than welcome to bring your own board games too.
Pop in for a free cuppa in our beautiful Garden Room overlooking our peaceful grounds. Come and relax, chat and connect with new people. We welcome all who are welcoming! We usually meet in the Garden Room, but on nice days over Summer we make the most of our garden and sit outside enjoying the calm oasis in dappled shade in the heart of our busy city.
What to expect: A cuppa, cakes or biscuits, and a small group (usually between 5 and 12 people) made up of people of various ages (from Uni student to pensioners) and of diverse interests. You can pop in at any time between 11am and 1pm. And if you wish you can stay for the MidWeek Recharge meditation service at 1pm.
Our Coffee Mornings are part of the Places of Welcome network.
