JPIC Links Annual Conference 2026
Hope is in our nature: Love, resilience and hope in our relationship with the natural world
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The JPIC Links Annual Conference 2026 will take place 8–10 May 2026, in person at Wistaston Hall Retreat Centre, 89 Broughton Lane, Crewe CW2 8JS, and also online via Zoom.
The conference is open to Religious, Associates, Third Order Members and friends and will explore the theme “Hope is in our nature” (Love, resilience and hope in our relationship with the natural world).
The programme runs from Friday evening to Sunday lunchtime, with both residential and non-residential options available (see attendance form for details).
Cost
Residential: £200
Day only: £30.00
Non-refundable deposit: £40
The full amount must be paid by 10 April 2026, and there will be no refunds after this date.
Those who are unable to attend in person are warmly welcome to join via Zoom (free of charge).
Mary Colwell is an award-winning author, producer and campaigner for nature. She is Director of the charity Curlew Action and Chair of the Curlew Recovery Partnership England. Mary was a producer for the BBC Natural History Unit, making wildlife documentaries for both TV and radio. The author of many nature-promoting books, she has spearheaded the campaign for a GCSE in Natural History in England.
All bookings and queries should be directed to:
David Richardson – jpiclinks@gmail.com
Sisters of St Joseph of Peace, Foxhall Lodge, Foxhall Road, Nottingham, NG6 6LH.
Further information can be found at: www.jpiclinks.com
Explore Upcoming Events at the FCJ Centre for Spirituality and EcoJustice
Join the FCJ Centre in Euston this summer for a rich programme of in-person and online events exploring faith, justice, and care for creation.
The FCJ Centre in Euston is offering a wide and inspiring programme of events this summer, both in person and online. From spiritual retreats and environmental reflection to community action and creative prayer, the programme invites individuals and groups to engage deeply with faith, justice, and creation.
Highlights include:
Revisiting Laudato Si’ – Marking 10 years of this prophetic encyclical (7 June)
Braiding Sweetgrass – An evening of reflection on our connection with the Earth (13 June)
Refugee Week Vigil – A witness of prayer outside the Home Office (16 June)
Online Evening Retreat – Exploring the “I Am” sayings of Jesus through poetry and image (26 June)
Circle Dance & Prayer – A day of movement and meditation (19 July)
Young Adult Network Walk – A chance to connect with others and nature (20 July)
National Justice & Peace Network Conference – Attend all or part of this key gathering (25–27 July)
📩 The full list of events can be found in the FCJ Centre’s June 2025 newsletter:
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These events offer a rich opportunity to engage with themes of spirituality, community, and social justice. Do explore and share with anyone who might be interested.
