Calendar of Events

Upcoming events at the House of the Open Door Community

The Community hosts many events throughout the year, using some of the facilities in our Retreat Centre; we list those coming up in a calendar below.  

Our Tithe Barn is sometimes reserved for guest groups but is at other times is an ideal event space for meetings or conferences hosted by the community such as our Friday night Fellowship meetings, or those visiting for discipleship.  Smaller meetings such as craft retreats take place in our Craft Studio.

If you are visiting for one of the events it may be possible for us to cater for you in our Dining Room; during your visit you are welcome to spend any spare time in our Retreat Centre Gardens

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May
26
Sat
CANCELLED – The Road to Freedom: Living with Pentecost
May 26 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

We regret this event has been cancelled.  Please contact us with any queries.

The Road to Freedom – Making the Word your Home

Jesus said “If you make the Word of God your home, you will come to know the truth – and the truth will set you free”.

Approaches to reflecting and meditating on the scriptures throughout the year, individually and in groups.

The sessions will be led by Tom Gorman, Ph D.

Saturday May 26 – Preparing for Pentecost. 

For other “The Road to Freedom” sessions this year, see The Road to Freedom

From 10am – 4pm

Suggested contribution is £25 per person, which will include refreshments and lunch.

For booking details please contact us by email or phone – see Contact Us

May
31
Fri
Friday Reflection: Peter and Pentecost (John Trimming)
May 31 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm

At our Friday Night Fellowship Meeting for the last Friday in May, John Trimming from community will lead us in a reflection on Peter and Pentecost.

After Peter’s betrayal of the Lord during his Passion, he experienced his own emptiness.  The Lord Jesus restored him in love at one of his resurrection appearances, allowing him to express love, and reaffirming his command to Peter to feed his sheep.

But what produced the boldness and wisdom in Peter that we see in Acts chapters 1 and 2?   Winning thousands to Christ, and confronting those who weeks previously had crucified the Lord?

So soon after Peter’s public weakness and failure, how did the gift of the Holy Spirit (the promise of the Father) transform Peter into the “Rock” that Christ had prophesied, “strong in the strength of the Lord”?

Join us as we seek the Lord together…