Oxford

 

Men have been sitting in circle since time began. Unfortunately lately we've sort of fallen out of the habit (unless sport or alcohol is involved)

So now its viewed by some as weird or odd, when its actually the most natural thing (even if its unfamiliar for some men)

We meet fortnightly around a fire outside in either Marston or Headington (but any man with fire appropriate outdoor space can volunteer to host)

We chat informally until everyone arrives and is welcomed, seated and comfortable.

We then start with ten minutes of quiet and then share what is going on for us at the moment.

We aim to  create a safe place where men can be heard and not interrupted.  We try to welcome, value, affirm, listen to and care for other men in a space that  is safe, inclusive, without judgement or a desire to provide answers, where everyone doesn't need to perform to be accepted. There is no hidden agenda other than helping each other, by our presence and listening, to become fully who we are meant to be,  embracing all that we are and can be as men.

Our gatherings will be open to all men, regardless of age, ethnicity, religious faith, sexual orientation, education, experience, ability or disability.
 

Contact: Guy Turton using the form at the link below.

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When and where we meet: We meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month.

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