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2010 Guild Festival will be held on Saturday 23rd October at 11.00am in Blackburn Cathedral

Welcome to our Website

Whatever your background or beliefs, you will find lots to interest you here.

Although we are a Church organization, our concern is always with healing in its widest sense - the healing of all creation, individuals, society, the environment.

That is what we understand by 'Christ's ministry of healing'.

And in the Guild of St Raphael we are dedicated to promoting this ministry, and to practising it, particularly at the local level.

 

You can learn more about what we do and what we have to offer by clicking on to the different buttons on this home page, but briefly our aim is to -

encourage churches and congregations to view the ministry of healing as a normal part of their life and worship.

promote good practice in the use of healing services and especially the sacraments of healing.

engage in research and theological study across the whole field of health, sickness and healing.

share our findings through our journal Chrism and through our other publications.

work in close co-operation with the medical profession and others engaged in the work of healing.

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TO CONTACT US

Address

The Organising Secretary, The Rectory, 3 Church Close, Hemsworth, Pontefract, WF9 4SJ

Phone & Fax

0151 228 3193

  E mail & Website

office@guildofstraphael.org.uk www.guildofstraphael.org.uk

 

Please note that the website is now being updated after a delay of a year.

Updates are being made in order of priority and urgency so it may be some time before Chrism articles are added, for which I apologise.

Priority is being given to advertising the 2010 Festival and updating and correcting information on branches and links.

If you have any information that needs updating please write to the new website editor: helen.leathard@cumbria.ac.uk