"Orison is an adaptable resource and can be tailored to best suit a school situation. Suitable for primary or secondary age pupils, the team will work with you to choose zones which are appropriate for the pupils and to create resources that best use the space available in the school."

Hugo Anson recently took an Orison team to Edgeborough School in Farnham. Jane, one of the teachers, said afterwards;

"Just a note to say once again what an incredible experience Orison was for all of us at Edgeborough. It felt like lights going on and eyes being opened, prejudices being set aside, and a world of possibilities being opened before us. It is still being talked about by pupils, parents and staff. Thank you, thank you for being instruments of God’s inspiration and bringing his vision alive.

Our own ‘Orison’ has begun and we have 21 signed up. Please pray for God’s vision to continue to open before us and for timings to be right and that all those children are able to come. It’s taking place on Thursdays from 5pm-6pm and hopefully again on Mondays at the  some time. It’s in Oak House and at the moment we are making our own prayer spaces, spending time in them and then inviting others to come in and experience them too. God is leading and we wait to see what it will grow into.

How exciting it is to be part of all of this! Thank you and God bless both you and all your work. With love, Jane"

For more information about Orison, check the website or the facebook group.

Posted by Phil

Phil Togwell lives in a large community house in Romford (UK) with his family (three daughters - Megan, Poppy and Angel, and one wife - Emma) and various visitors and pilgrims... exploring and experimenting with rhythms of prayer, mission, hospitality, life together. Phil is learning to cook, slowly. He likes curries, mountains, lengthy late-night conversations and reading books. He dislikes cats. Phil leads 24-7 Prayer's UK team and the Prayer Spaces in Schools team.