Q York

Rob explores how we come to the beliefs we hold and why we may struggle to change them.

Labels 21st January 2024 by QYork

Danny leads an interactive morning exploring the phrase "The World is Your Oyster."

In our first get-together of 2024 we explore the idea of New Year's resolutions.

Joel, Jenny, Beth, Clare and Danny share their perspectives on Christmas this festive season!

Rob invites us to explore what makes a human. The implications are wide ranging and increasingly relevant. Check out the blog at QYork.co.uk for the full picture.

The Power Of Three by QYork

Kev asks some questions inspired by our recent talks and references a powerful story about the man who invented fire. All of Kev's slides from this morning can be seen here: https://shooglebox.link/f5sGy5m

With help from Nick Cave, C.S.Lewis and Yoda, Rob leads us in exploring the many ways of understanding the huge topic of suffering.

With the help of Rob Bell, The Calendar Girls and Tauren Wells, Jenny, Danny and Clare reflect on what we've heard at Q over the past 2 months. Get the full picture on the blog at QYork.co.uk

How free are we? Why are we here? Is everything inevitable or can we choose to bring about change?

With Rob explores the nature of God, the connectedness of the Universe and his thoughts could change...well...everything!

A textbook answer means that something is exactly how it would be described in a textbook. It is predictable and as expected. Using clips from the film Mona Lisa Smile and the TV show The Newsroom, Jenny shares her thoughts on a ‘textbook’ approach and how this links to the idea of standards.

Drawing on inspiration from Plato, Alice in Wonderland and Quantum Physics, Rob led us in a morning, discussing the essence and expression of our community.

Versions of Love by QYork

I think, therefore I Am? by QYork

What is Learned Helplessness? How does it develop and how do we deal with it?

What do you do when the carefully constructed "dominoes" of your life start to fall?

One Door or Wonder? by QYork