Today the average life span is 25,550 days. That is how long you will live if you are typical.

Why not set aside 3 days to explore lifes basic questions and refresh your faith?
Set aside some time for God and make space for him to speak to you?

CURSILLO (a short course in Christianity)

offers a method to examine the fundamentals of our faith and what it means to  be effective Christians in the world today,
both in a weekend of spiritual growth and renewal and through ongoing support in small groups and larger gatherings.

It is also an opportunity to meet and share with others on similar journeys and great fun!

If you have not heard of Cursillo, or you want to know more about Cursillo in Chichester Diocese,
 then the linked pages above will hopefully answer your questions,
or please the Lay Director for further information.
 
If you would like to go on a weekend, and would like a booking form,
  the Booking Secretary.

Our prayers go out to our new Cursillistas from Weekend #22.
ULTREYA!

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Endorsements

Rowan Williams - Archbishop of Canterbury:
Cursillo has been very powerfully used by God in the renewal of Christians and Christian communities of all styles and backgrounds. I am deeply grateful for all that has been done through its work.

Idris Jones – former Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church:
My own experience of Cursillo has been that it deepened my discipleship and strengthened my faith. As one of the many aids to renewal I commend Cursillo to the whole church and I am pleased to record the great benefit that Cursillo has brought to the Scottish Episcopal Church.

John Sentamu - Archbishop of York:
Cursillo is about making disciples; it transforms people’s lives and empowers them for service. Cursillo is active in most Dioceses of this Province, for which I praise God.

Barry Morgan - Archbishop of Wales:
Developing the Mission of the Church is always
 a priority. To do this, individuals and parishes need to be challenged to grow in faith, to develop their individual vocations as ministers of the Gospel of Christ. The right resources are crucial in helping them to do this. The Cursillo Movement has, for over 50 years, been a leader in personal and parish spiritual development and makes an invaluable contribution to this work. I warmly commend Cursillo to you.