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The Story of Saint Kentigern,
also known as Saint Mungo
A story in the style of Godly Play to celebrate
Glasgow's 850th birthday -
Storyteller and Door Person Training
Godly Play Storyteller and Door Person Training
Weekend Training - 21st to 23rd March 2025
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What is Godly Play?
Godly Play is an approach based on Montessori principles. The method is particularly suitable if you are looking for a different or complementary approach to Christian education. Although it was initially aimed at children, it is equally suitable for all age groups and in many different situations.
About us
Godly Play Scotland is a non profit making, voluntary organisation which was set up in 2010. Our aim is encourage and support Godly Play practitioners across Scotland and to help anyone interested in Godly Play to find out what it's all about.
Meet the team
Meet the dedicated team who are bringing Godly Play to many new churches and introducing Godly Play to other environments such as Schools and Care Homes across Scotland.
Events and training
From Discovery Days, Godly Play Circles (Network meeting) and Making Materials days to fully accredited, multi-day Storyteller and Door Person training courses, retreats and conferences, we hope to offer many opportunities to promote Godly Play and support the Godly Play community in Scotland.
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News
The Story of Saint Kentigern, who was also known as Mungo
The city of Glasgow is celebrating it’s 850th birthday this year. But Glasgow’s roots go back even farther than it becoming a Burgh in 1175. In the late 6th Century, a […]Read More
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