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(Affiliated to the Quiet Garden Trust)
The quiet garden offers an opportunity for stillness and reflection
"Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest" (Mark 6:31)
THE QUIET GARDEN AT ST JULIAN¹S WELL is a small house sitting in a sheltered valley on the edge of Wellow. The garden has a rill running through it and is surrounded by an old canal bank and a stretch of woodland. It is away from the road. We are open on the first Thursday of each month from April September from 10.15am to 3.15pm for anyone, of whatever faith or denomination, who would like a time of peace and reflection. The day centres on quiet and stillness with short reflections and prayer for people to join in or not as they wish. At around 12.30pm we pause to eat and talk. You are invited to come for the whole day or part of it. There is no charge for the day but donations are welcome to help defray expenses. We are affiliated to the Quiet Garden Trust an international movement whose primary vision is to initiate and resource a network of local opportunities for prayer, silence, reflection and appreciation of beauty; for learning about Christian life and spirituality www.quietgarden.co.uk . For more information 01225 833506
THE QUIET GARDEN MOVEMENT
"The primary vision of The Quiet Garden Trust is to initiate and resource a network of local opportunities for prayer, silence, reflection and the appreciation of beauty; for learning about Christian life and spirituality; and for experiencing creativity and healing in the context of God's love.
"Each Quiet Garden, while being affiliated to The Quiet Garden Trust, is encouraged to organise its own programme and to respond to local needs."
The Quiet Garden Trust
Stoke Park Farm, Park Road, Stoke Poges
Bucks. SL2 4PG
Patrons of the Quiet Garden Trust
Richard Foster
The Rt. Revd. Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford
Gerard W. Hughes, SJ
Rt. Revd Bishop of Diokleia
Lord Laing of Dunphail
Sister Margaret Magdalen, CSMV
His Eminence Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor
Professor Sir Ghillean Prance
Esther de Waal
HOW TO FIND US
From the A36 Frome to Bath - turn left at Woolverton towards Norton-St-Phillip and travel through this village and on to the village of Hinton Charterhouse. At the crossroads in Hinton Charterhouse, by the Public House, on your left, "The Stag", turn left (signposted Wellow). Travel on this road for approx' 1.5 miles until you enter the village of Wellow. As you pass under the tall brick railway bridge look out for the narrow track, 25m on your right, before you climb up the hill into Wellow.This track is the driveway to St. Julian's Well.
From Bath - Take the A367 east out of Bath until you meet a large round-about by the Odd Down Park & Ride Car Park. Turn left at this round-about and then immediately right (approx' 25m) and follow this road for approx' 3 miles until you enter the village of Wellow. At the 'T' junction in the centre of Wellow turn left and travel east, passing the Church of St. Julian high up on your left. Continue past the Church and down to the bottom of the hill for approx' 200m. Then on your left, before you go under the tall railway bridge there is a track which is the driveway to St. Julian's Well.
From Peasedown St. John - Take the A367 north west of Radstock until you join the Peasedown St. John bypass. Travel along the bypass until you meet a round-about.Turn right at this round-about, sign posted to Wellow, continue on this road for approx' 2.5 miles until you enter Wellow. Continue through the village past the Church and down to the bottom of the hill for approx' 200m. Then on your left, before you go under the tall railway bridge there is a track which is the driveway to St. Julian's Well.
For further information please contact
01225 833506 or 01373 827160
or E-mail Jackie at quiet.garden@ukonline.co.uk
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