| Lee Abbey
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| Lee Abbey 2002 |
| There is so much to convey about this weekend that it may take a week or two to compile. However we have to start somewhere, (whilst I beg, bribe and cajole people to provide personal impressions) a few pictures and our weekend sessions. |
Inspiringly led by Rev. Andrew Perry. |
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| One of many beautiful views from Lee Abbey. |
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| from left to right, Nicola Riggs, Mark Waterman, Mark Weaver, Jonathan Thompson, Matthew Thompson. |
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| A lovely group shot, somewhere there are members of The Community Church, The United Reform Church, The Methodist Church and St Michael's. Not everybody made the shoot! |
| If you would like a better look follow the link. Lot's more to add in the coming weeks. |
| Lee Abbey 2002 |
The sea disappeared into the sky Or did the sky disappear into the sea? Water rippled gently and the waves calmly lapped at the fallen rocks. Majestic cliffs protected the small bay where green slopes and forest meet in myriad greens of colour. High on the hill not far from the valley of rocks the large impressive house watches all, And people come from near or far to wander or to sit. GOD reaches through the beauty of His creation and begs us listen, We who have eyes that look but do not see or ears that listen but do not hear. Yet just as the sun emerges with bright dazzling warmth and light, from clouds that build GOD shows us His Glory in flashes of insight, Sometimes in quiet calm, joyous music, bubbling laughter, walking, talking, thinking, being. He is with us and we are His. SUCH LOVE, SUCH GLORY. Rowena Leonard. |
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| If you would still like to view pictures and read comments from St Michael's 2000 trip to Lee Abbey then please follow this link. |
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