Singing from the Heart – London

with Andrew Clark
Saturday 5 April 2025 10:30-16:00
Rosslyn Hill Chapel, 3 Pilgrim’s Place, London NW3 1NG

Come and enjoy the beauty of singing together

During the day we will learn simple sacred songs, chants and harmonies drawn from the Christian and other spiritual traditions. Singing from the heart helps us to connect, individually and collectively, with the flow of Universal Love. Through doing this, we can experience and reflect on singing as a spiritual practice. This can be meaningful for many people, whether their spirituality is linked to a particular faith tradition or to none. We will learn the chants by ear, so you do not need to be able to read music or be an experienced singer to enjoy this!

The programme will include:

- exploring the use of singing as spiritual practice
- learning a variety of sacred chants and rounds
- a sung prayerful offering at the end of the day using the chants that we have learnt together

Venue: Rosslyn Hill Chapel is a Unitarian Chapel situated in the heart of Hampstead in north London.

Booking: Essential as numbers are limited. If you would like to come, or for further information, please contact Andrew Clark, preferably by email: andrewjbclark@outlook.com or by mobile: 07729118876.

Cost: Donations welcome (suggested amount £25).

Andrew Clark worked for nearly 30 years as a psychiatrist and psychotherapist in the NHS, before retiring in 2017. His earliest experience of singing was in a church choir and over many years of singing in choirs as well as on retreats and pilgrimages, he deeply appreciates the therapeutic and spiritual impact of singing. He now uses heart-centred singing and sounding as a way to develop our heart consciousness.