
Sacred Spaces
Everyday Places

Why Sacred Spaces?
“The person who loves their dream of community will destroy community, but the person who loves those around them will create community.”
― Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Life Together: The Classic Exploration of Christian Community
Most people don’t go to church anymore.
But the human need for connection, meaning, and God has not gone away.
Thankfully sacred spaces are found everywhere and especially with people following the way of Jesus.
We help Christians across the UK to grow life giving communities rooted in the good news of Jesus in everyday places.
Sacred Spaces helps you reimagine where and how community can begin again.
The stories and spaces that once held communities together are fading—and in their place, many feel lost, isolated, and unsure where to turn.
In a world of rising loneliness and spiritual hunger, we help you create sacred spaces of wonder, purpose and belonging.

Reclaiming Community in a Fragmented World
What Sacred Space Could You Cultivate?
We offer gentle guidance and input from experienced practitioners alongside a community of fellow travellers offering peer learning, mutual support and collaborative opportunities.
Table
We can help you create spaces of hospitality where meals and meaningful conversations are shared in homes and third spaces.
Neighbourhood
We can guide you to reframe your neighbourhood with fresh eyes and offer new approaches. Learn again how to welcome the stranger, walk with the wounded, and reweave the fabric of local life.
Wild
We can come alongside you with a cohort of enthusiasts to dream and work toward planting a Christ-centred community that is shaped by nature and gathers outdoors.
























We believe the Sacred is revealed in the story of Jesus - who shows us God as Father, Son and Spirit, a community of perfect love, and calls us to be made whole: in relationship with God, with ourselves, and with all creation.
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