Tuesday 30th June 2026
This in person course is delivered by Sarum College. Free places are available to those eligible for CMD. Please book through Sarum College directly.
Course description
Participating in the Daily Prayer of the church is an obligation for clergy, and highly recommended for all God’s people. Anyone who has committed themselves to this practice for any period of time has probably experienced ‘dry patches’, times when the practice seems to no longer inspire or nourish us, or even when it stops completely.
In this in-person day course we will have the opportunity to remind ourselves of the various traditions and inspirations that have formed the practice of ‘saying the Daily Office’ as we know it today, explore the wide-range of possibilities available to us, have a think about how some patterns of Daily Prayer may work better for some than others, share best practice, and have lots of time for questions practical and theological. A reasonable amount of the focus will be on Common Worship Daily Prayer, as that is probably the most widely used resource at the moment, but we will look at and share other options and models as well.
Whether you lead others in prayer, are looking to refresh your own practice, or even start for the first time, hopefully there will be nourishment and support to be found here.
Who is this course suitable for?
Free places are available for Diocese of Salisbury clergy, chaplain, PTO, LLM, LPA, LWL, CLP. Please contact parishsupport@salisbury.anglican.org to check if you are eligible.
When and where?
Tuesday 30th June 2026, 10am-4pm; in person at Sarum College.
How to book?
Click the bright yellow ‘Visit booking page’ button on the left hand side and you will be taken to the booking page on the Sarum College website.
Contact
If you have any questions about this course, please contact Sarum College directly: courses@sarum.ac.uk or call 01722 424800.