PRC News

'A Glastonbury Experience' - Living & Learning through a Process of Transformation

'The Journey'

30th November 2009

The Concert was a great success and, after costs were deducted, raised £106.86 for the PRC. Thanks to the organisers and the musicians who so freely gave of their time and to those who came along and supported the event. A enjoyable evening, with new friends made.

'The Journey' - A Forthcoming Concert

Facebook

5th November 2009

The PRC is now on Facebook! Why not come along and join up with us! Click on the Facebook logo to take you to our page and become a fan.

Newsletter

24th October 2009

Every three months we produce a newsletter giving all our news and upcoming events. This is sent by email to all our Friends and Supporters.

If you would like to receive it, please email us.

Forthcoming Course

22nd October 2009

As a result of the interest shown at the Glastonbury Experience evening, we are now working on setting up a course that will take place in February 2010, entitled;

'A Glastonbury Experience' - Living and Learning Through a Process of Transformation.

5pm - 9pm Friday 19th February /10am - 5pm Saturday 20th February / 10am - 4pm Sunday 21st February

Venue: The Miracles Room, Glastonbury Experience Courtyard, 2 - 4 High Street, Glastonbury

Cost: £85.00 (£55.00 for Friends of PRC and regular volunteers)

Full details will shortly be available. If you are interested in attending this course, please send us an e-mail or telephone us. There is no commitment at this stage and we will send you more information when it becomes available.

A Pilgrimage to Bride's Mound

22nd October 2009

It was third time lucky for the volunteers' trip to Bride’s Mound! Heavy rain in summer meant postponing twice but we finally made it in September & the weather was perfect.

A frequent question in the Centre is "How do I get to Bride’s Mound?" The trip was organised in order to enable volunteers who hadn’t yet made a visit, to explore the route and better advise our visitors. It also acted as a prelude and introduction to our new publication, A Pilgrimage to Bride’s Mound’.

The booklet, with maps and photographs takes us on a journey to the Mound via St Margaret’s Chapel, Chaingate Spout, Fisher’s Hill (Castle of the Fisher King), the Glastonbury Thorn, Wearyall Hill and Pomparles Bridge (Pons Perilis) and includes the history and legends of these important places in the Glastonbury story.

Sixteen volunteers attended and a great day was had by all. Morgana West, our Co-ordinator, introduced everyone to the myths and history of each stage on the journey.

Anthony J. Kennish, who met us at the mound, gave dowsing instructions and volunteers wandered happily over the fields in glorious sunshine in the hunt for Bride’s Well.

'A Glastonbury Experience'

Back in February, the PRC organised an event where Michael Orchard, Liz Williams and Barry Taylor spoke about their experiences in Glastonbury. This was followed by a lively, general discussion.It was attended by some seventy people and was held to be a great success. Following on from the event, we received requests to produce transcripts of the talks.
These are now available from our online shop and in the Centre. Priced £3.50.

(21/10/09)