The Prayer Yurt is a dedicated space for prayer throughout Cliff Festival. It will be open for organised activities such as prayer stations, Godly Play, Evening Prayers and bedtime stories but is also a relaxed welcoming space you can visit and pop in at anytime. The Prayer Yurt is situated on the grass behind Eagles and Broadbent. It contains seating, activity space and, best of all, a willing group of volunteers ready to pray with you, and for you, throughout the Festival. Come and join us, pray and create, reflect and seek God. All are welcome.
The Yurt is located behind the Broadbelt/Eagles building, and is no. 13 on the Festival map.
Daily timetable
9:30-10am | Quiet Time | A space for quiet reflection and prayer to start your day. Prayer sheets to guide you or simply be still in God’s presence at the start of the day in the Prayer Yurt. |
10-11am | Prayer Stations | A free-flowing opportunity to be guided in prayer, and connect with God’s creation, through the written word, creative activities and fellowship. We’ll be picking up the theme of the day and exploring it in imaginative and interactive ways. |
11am-3:30pm | Open Yurt! | Prayer stations and crafts for all alongside conversation and prayer with the Prayer Team. A warm welcome to all ages. |
3:30-4pm | Godly Play | Explore the day’s theme and wonder at God’s amazing creation and love. Suitable for all ages. |
4-6pm | Open Yurt! | Prayer stations and crafts for all alongside conversation and prayer with the Prayer Team. A warm welcome to all ages. |
6-9pm | Your Space | A quieter space for those who appreciate an opportunity be away from the busyness of the main tent, to reflect and sit with God. Prayer stations and crafts available. |
9-9:30pm | Bedtime Story | Draw your day to a close with a bedtime story in the Prayer Yurt. A calming story or two told by the prayer team. Perhaps it’s a journey through gardens, a sail over the ocean or an adventure through time. And throughout it all, “I Dare you not to Yawn.” |
9:30-10pm | Evening Prayer | Prepare for sleep and rest in the presence of God, and others, with prayer, music and reflection. Picking up on the theme of the day as the day draws to a close. |