Storyteller and Door Person Accredited Training – Duddingston – 8th-10th September

Storyteller and Door Person Accredited Training – Duddingston – 8th-10th September

This is a weekend, non-residential course. It starts at 1pm on Friday 8th September and finishes at 5pm on Sunday 10th September. The venue is the Godly Play Scotland Centre in Duddingston Kirk Manse. The Godly Play Storyteller and Door Person Accredited Training is designed to give people a better understanding of both the theory and practice of Godly Play. The course explores each of the main types of story – sacred, parables and liturgy.  We concentrate on the core stories that people usually tell at the beginning of their Godly Play journey.  Alongside the stories and wondering, are workshops that explore the theology and theory behind Godly Play. There is a mixture of trainer led and participant storytelling sessions - so you have the opportunity to tell a story as part of the course and see and wonder about 14 other stories. Godly Play Storyteller and Door Person training courses fit a lot in, so the days are long. This is especially true of...
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Making Materials Day – St Andrews – 29th April

Making Materials Day – St Andrews – 29th April

We are sorry, but due to some unforseen circumstances, we have to cancel this Making Materials day. We will re-schedule it as soon as we can.   Some of the Godly Play materials you have to buy, others you can borrow and the rest you can make ... Making Materials Days are all about making your own materials. We'll supply quality, basic, raw materials (plywood tiles, foamcore, wool for felting) and the tools (glue, sandpaper, craft knives, paint) you need to use to allow you to make your own Godly Play storytelling objects. There will be experienced crafters and makers available to advise and help. Making Materials Days are pretty busy, with people making different things, there is usually lots of Godly Play chat and networking and not nearly enough coffee drinking. Cost - £12, plus the cost of any materials you make.  Tea and coffee are included, but please bring your own lunch.   Booking is essential, so we can make sure that we have all...
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Intergenerational Godly Play

Intergenerational Godly Play

Godly Play Scotland and Godly Play UK, in conjunction with the Godly Play International Council, are excited to offer the Autumn 22 series of online workshops. These workshops explore things that might influence our Godly Play circles and help inform our Godly Play practice. The first set of Autumn 22 workshops explores Intergenerational Godly Play in various settings. Led by Katie McGlew and Michelle Brown and, Peter Privett. About this Workshop Katie McGlew and Michelle Brown will share some experiences of sharing Godly Play in intergenerational settings, including in smaller groups and sharing Godly Play Large as part of worship. They will share the positives of their experiences as well as the challenges. Peter Privett will guide us through Jerome Berryman's book, "Stories of God at home: A Godly Play Approach" considering what it means to approach God as a family, intergenerationally - whether that is as a family at home or as part of a church family. There will be space in the webinar...
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