Last updated 7th January 2021
The Routes of Faith Programme is for anyone who is interested in learning more about their Christian faith.
Two of the key areas of Vision 2026 are Making Disciples and Being Witnesses. We believe that knowing the Scriptures, understanding what we believe, and thinking about how we show this in our daily lives are crucial to our journey of Christian Discipleship and our ability to be Witnesses to Jesus Christ.
We trust that the programme's modules will help you to:
You can do just one module, all six, or any number of the modules. The modules are independent, so you don’t have to do them in any particular order or in a single year. You can choose whether to complete assignments, and what sort of assignment to do – they aren’t all essays! The Programme leaflet has more information.
Module |
Venue |
Tutors | Date | Module Status |
Following Jesus through the New Testament |
Taking place via Zoom |
Revd Matt Cook |
Tuesdays 12th Jan - 9th Feb |
To be rescheduled |
Responding in the power of the Holy Spirit: spirituality, prayer and worship |
St Helen's Churchtown |
Revd Elizabeth O'Connor |
Tuesdays 27th April - 25th May |
To be confirmed |
Challenging the world and ourselves: ethics in the modern world |
All Hallows Bispham |
Revd Fiona Jenkins |
Mondays 7th June - 5th July |
To be confirmed |
Remembering the people of God and the Old Testament |
St Michael's Kirkham |
Revds Andy Meeson & Jonny Lee |
Thursdays 16th September - 14th October |
To be confirmed |
Exploring our identity through the history of our Church |
St Leonard's Padiham |
Revds Tom Woolford & Mike Print |
Wednesdays 22nd September - 10th November |
To be confirmed |
Believing the teachings of the Church: questions of faith and doctrine |
TO BE ARRANGED |
TO BE ARRANGED |
TO BE ARRANGED |
To be confirmed |
See interviews with previous Routes of Faith participants here