Session One- 10:30am – 11:30am
1. Is there a Welsh Anglican Spirituality? - Trystan Owain Hughes
2. Franciscan Spirituality - Anne Spalding
Session Two - 11:45 pm to 12:45 pm
3. The Converting Power Of The Incarnation- John Bell
4. Heaven on Earth: How icons help us experience the communion of the saints.- Aidan Hart
5. Living the Lord's Prayer - Exploring the Aramaic Interpretation- Darren Middleton
6. What Prayer Ministry is and isn’t, and how to minister safely- Debbie Orriss
Session Three - 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm
7. The Essential Untold Stories- John Bell
8. The Face of God: God’s contemplation of man- Aidan Hart
9. Franciscan Spirituality- Anne Spalding
10. Developing Home-Grown Worship Resources-Jeff Hankins
Plenary Session- 3 pm to 4 pm
Rowan Williams
'New perspectives on Julian of Norwich'
Theme: Several new studies of Julian have brought fresh and unexpected aspects of her work to light, including her importance for environmental theology; and a number of fictional treatments of her life have also appeared recently. I'll be looking at some of these and asking how they help us read her anew.
Bio: Bishop Rowan Williams was born in Swansea and later studied and taught theology in Cambridge and Oxford before becoming Bishop of Monmouth in 1992. He was Archbishop of Wales from 1999 to 2002 and Archbishop of Canterbury from 2002 to 2012, after which he became Master of Magdalene College in Cambridge. In 2020 he retired to Cardiff where he lives with his wife Jane, also a theologian and teacher. He has written many books on theology and spirituality, including "Being Christian", "Being Human", "Meeting God in Paul" and "Looking East in Winter".'
