Reflective Practice

Reflective practice is a key area of expertise for ministry and is particularly important for those who oversee, support and enable the ministries of others. This module is particularly recommended for clergy who supervise or may in future supervise ordinands, curates and other members of their ministry teams and want to improve their understanding, personal practice and hands on skills.

James Woodward is Principal of Sarum College and Coordinator of the Centre for Human Flourishing.

All postgraduate modules validated by the University of Winchester are open to anyone who wishes to study without seeking an academic award. These students, called ‘auditors’ participate in a module in exactly the same way as students on the MA, without the requirement to prepare an essay. For full details about auditing courses at Sarum College visit sarum.ac.uk/auditing.

Please note that in order to participate in this module you must be able to commit to being present throughout. The costs of the course and meals during the day including supper if there is an evening session are covered by the CMD budget but if you wish to be residential you will need to cover the costs of bed and breakfast and any other evening meals yourself.