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The Coracle Trust

  • Home
  • About
    • The Coracle Vision
    • Testimonials
    • How did it all begin?
    • Our trustees
    • Our guiding principles
    • Coracle, a symbol of faith
    • Contact
    • Links
  • Topics
  • Reflections
  • Groups
    • Expeditions
    • Midlife spirituality
    • Motherhood and God
    • Spirituality and men
Men's group

Spirituality and men

* This group has now ceased as of early 2016 *

You may like to further your exploration by going to the Male Journey site and/or consider approaching a local group such as the onethat meets in Edinburgh and which is part of this wider organisation - and which we heartily recommend.

 

Spirituality and men

* This group has now ceased as of early 2016 *

You may like to further your exploration by going to the Male Journey site and/or consider approaching a local group such as the onethat meets in Edinburgh and which is part of this wider organisation - and which we heartily recommend.

 

Men's group

Men's group

This group has gathered from various churches across Edinburgh to reflect on male spirituality. Is there such a thing? Male initiation, fathers, archetypes, sexuality, powerlessness and ageing are topics worthy of reflection and discussion. The group met on a monthly basis to explore these issues through Richard Rohr's book From Wild Man to Wise Man, then the various Christian traditions: contemplative, holiness, charismatic, social justice, evangelical and incarnational - as described in the Richard Foster inspired 'A Spiritual Formation Workbook'. One of the group has remarked: 'The men's group is valuable for two reasons. One, it addresses male issues directly, in a non-judgemental way. Secondly, there was a range of traditions, assumptions were challenged and for me, at least, appreciation of other traditions deepened.' 

The Coracle Trust is a scottish charity (number SC033358) and is regulated by the scottish charity regulator

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