Introducing Crowhurst
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Book now for these online Teaching Sessions in April
Back by popular demand!
Suzanne is running two further Online Quiet Days on the journey with Elijah.
Healing Services
Welcome to Crowhurst Christian Healing Centre
We are a small, friendly Christian Healing Centre (CCHC) where a warm welcome is offered to all. The beauty, peace and comfort of this place create an ideal setting in which to draw closer to God and experience his love. The Lord Jesus Christ has used CCHC to meet people at their point of need, with his peace, presence and power. Countless people tell stories of being rested, refreshed and renewed, inspired and guided, healed and transformed. This is the work of Jesus.
Residential and drop in facilities are available for visitors to the Centre who can choose from a variety of Retreats, Quiet and Teaching Days or just to enjoy personal space.
A rhythm of Christ-centred, Spirit filled worship is available, alongside opportunities for creativity and prayer from the experienced team of compassionate Ministers. The comfortable hospitality, pristine conditions and delicious meals all contribute to a truly healing experience.
Blogs
- What in the world…. Wednesday 3rd March 2021
- So help me God…. Monday 25th January 2021
- Weebles wobble but….. Monday 11th January 2021
- Does God make resolutions? Monday 4th January 2021
- Corsets and Penguins Saturday 16th May 2020
- Being still in the midst of creation Thursday 30th April 2020
- Topsy Turvy Times Monday 20th April 2020
Services and Prayer
Midday Encounter: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday at 12 noon - Large Chapel
Drop in prayer in the Tent of Meeting: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday.
Accommodation and Facilities
Enjoy the presence of the Lord here, our warm hospitality, delicious food and acres of space...
What in the world….
While out walking today I caught sight of this in the bushes and thought ‘what in the world is that doing there’? (click to read more to see the photo) Just in case you can’t see what it is, it is a zimmer frame, standing upright in a neglected and overgrown area of brambles and shrubs, surrounded by trees and fences. My various thoughts, more or less in this order were: ‘Should there be someone with it’? ‘Is someone in trouble’? ‘Has someone fallen over’? How did they get in there anyw...
