Partner Organisations
Partner organisations are those groups who work alongside the Mill and share the aims and objectives of the charity. The Mill seeks to creatively use its resources and team to support each partner where most needed and on an individual basis.If you would like to know how to become a Partner Organisation and benefit from the financial and practical support offered by the team at the Mill, please contact us on 802900 to arrange a preliminary meeting to discuss your plans and ideas.
For details of what it involves to be a Mill Partner, how the Mill can help your organisation or group and application forms go to Become a Partner.
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Diocesan Certificate in Christian Studies
This is open to anyone interested in studying theology - looking into faith and belief in different ways from a normal Bible Study.
It is a course of 30 weeks divided into 6 modules, each of 5 weeks. The modules are titled as: Introduction, Old Testament, New Testament, Doctrine (what we believe), Ethics and Liturgy (how we worship together). Each module has an assignment, and although these are not compulsory, most people enjoy doing them and get great satisfaction from their achievement. Whilst theoretically it is possible to study individual modules the intention is that this is a whole course. Those who complete the course will be awarded a certificate, presented at an evening service in the Cathedral.
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An Evening of Hope
William and Sharyn Mackay are co-authors of "The Voice Of Hope" - the moving and inspirational story of Sharyn's healing from terminal cancer.
As the founders of Long Life Ministries, William and Sharyn bring a healing and evangelistic ministry to the wider church and beyond, and are regular speakers at services and conferences. They also hold regular meetings at St. John's Mill, on the Isle Of Man - usually on the second Friday of the month @ 7.30 pm, called 'An Evening of Hope'. To find out when the next meeting is see the events page.
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One World Centre
Set up in 2004, the One World Centre is a registered Manx Charity supported by the H&S Davidson Trust and other funding agencies and corporate and individual donors. As a Development Education Centre it's our mission to encourage understanding and respect for the lives and cultures of all people – so that we can help to share a fair society that celebrates our global differences and interdependence. To find out more about what we do and how individuals, school groups and special interest groups can take part see: http://www.oneworldcentreiom.org/
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Care for the Family
Care for the Family is a UK charity, working on the Isle of Man and committed to strengthening family life and helping those hurting because of family breakdown. The charity offers support in many ways to encourage families. Free email newsletters for single parents, stepfamilies and bereaved parents offer real-life stories, compelling articles, support sheets, and more. Various courses are regularly held on the Island.
For more details visit www.careforthefamily.org.uk.
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The University of the 3rd Age (U3A)
Every month all members of the various groups of the University of the Third Age on the Isle of Man come together and enjoy a talk and refreshments at St. John's Mill. Some of their small groups meet here too. To find out more go to: http://u3asites.org.uk/code/u3asite.php?site=464