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The Living Well charity is a resource for the healing ministry within the Diocese of Canterbury. It is based at Nonington*, near Canterbury, in a lovely large detached house, within peaceful grounds. By providing a base and resource in the Diocese for the Christian ministry of healing and wholeness, our aim is to make the healing and wholeness found in Jesus available to all people. We aim to provide a safe place where people can come to learn more about the healing love of Christ, through the medium of Quiet Days, and teaching and training on specific subjects related to the ministry of healing. The Living Well is a resource for prayer and development for both laity and clergy. We offer a range of one-off sessions and short courses for personal growth and development as well as more specific training for involvement with the healing ministry. We also offer one-to-one support and ministry. The Fellowship of Healing and Wholeness has existed in Canterbury Diocese since 1980, in order to support and equip all those interested in undertaking and practising Christ's ministry of healing in our own day. The Living Well's work is supported through fees and donations and, as this project is mostly self funding, we rely very much on the wonderful support and generosity of our members, friends and clients. Thoughts from The Rev'd Amanda Evans, Chaplain to The Living Well until her death on 3rd January, 2012. 'News and Views' is a twice yearly publication containing information about The Living Well and articles about healing and wholeness. |
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* A map and directions to Nonington and The Living Well can be found on the "Contact Us" page |
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