Being A Christian Student (Reflective Workshop at Nexus Cafe

Do you identify as a Christian (or as someone open to Christian spirituality) who has been studying at University within the last three years? If so, join Ben Wood and Gary Keogh from the University of Manchester for a reflective workshop exploring what it means to be a Christian student living in a multi-religious and multi-Church city. The organisers are interested in hearing your experiences on what it’s like to be a Christian in Higher Education. How do you understand the idea of Church? How do you decide which Church to go to? What particular spiritual challenges do you think Christian students face? No big religious labels or declarations of faith required. Just pull up a chair and tell us what matters to you.

While the proceedings of the workshop will be recorded by the organisers, all biographical details will be deleted to ensure the anonymity of participants. A write up of the work-shop will be available for participants on request, and will only be viewed by a small band people directly connected with the project. If you wish to attend the work-shop, please contact either Ben Wood (benjamin.wood-3@manchester.ac.uk) or Al Lowe (alistair@nexusartcafe.com)

This event is part of a project run by the Lincoln Theological Institute, called ‘What’s Next for Individualism’? You can find more about the project at: http://religionandcivilsociety.com/what-next-for-individualism/