Posbury St Francis Trust Annual Lecture 2026 With Professor Mark Hill KC: Freedom of Religion in a Secular World
2026 Posbury St Francis Trust Annual Lecture With Professor Mark Hill KC: Freedom of Religion in a Secular World Monday 5 October 2026 | 5:30pm – drinks reception; 6pm lecture starts | Harrison Building, 004 Lecture Theatre, Streatham Campus University of Exeter In the 2026 Posbury St Francis Trust Lecture, Professor Mark Hill KC will […]
Wonder, Wander and Walk the Labyrinth
Wonder, Wander and Walk the Labyrinth Saturday 25 July 2026 | 11am-3pm A labyrinth is a journey to the centre, a winding pilgrim path that is walked prayerfully and reflectively. There is no one way to use the labyrinth; each person experiences this pilgrimage in a different way. There are famous mediaeval labyrinths in some […]
In Conversation with Jake Lloyd: The Word Made Paint
In Conversation with Jake Lloyd: The Word Made Paint Sunday 14 June 2026 | 6pm | The Chapter House, Exeter Cathedral Jake Lloyd is a former BBC journalist turned writer & speaker about art and faith. A churchgoer his whole life and an art fan since he first picked up a crayon, over time he […]
In Conversation with Rosie Jackson: ‘Love Leans Over the Table’
In Conversation with Rosie Jackson: ‘Love Leans Over the Table’ Saturday 13 September 2026 | 6pm | The Chapter House, Exeter Cathedral Dr Rosie Jackson has a background in education and therapy, but her primary love, work-wise, for the last decade has been writing and teaching poetry. Her poems are widely published in journals and […]
Wonder, Wander and Walk the Labyrinth
Wonder, Wander and Walk the Labyrinth Saturday 31 October 2026 | 11am-3pm Looking for a way to find your footing in a busy world? Join us at Exeter Cathedral to rediscover the ancient practice of the Labyrinth. Unlike a maze, a labyrinth has no dead ends. It is not designed to make you lose […]
Wonder, Wander and Walk the Labyrinth
Wonder, Wander and Walk the Labyrinth Saturday 23 May | 11am-3pm Looking for a way to find your footing in a busy world? Join us at Exeter Cathedral to rediscover the ancient practice of the Labyrinth. Unlike a maze, a labyrinth has no dead ends. It is not designed to make you lose your […]