Course Leader: Rev Narinder Tegally

Course Date: Saturday 11^th January

Course Options:  £70.00 

Course Timings:  9:30am for 10am - 4pm

Course Code:  D0125

Course Information:

As we begin to journey into 2025, we look back into 2024 and give thanks for our lives, for the tides of life for the challenges and the opportunities it revealed. We acknowledge the losses on the way.

As 2025 opens new doors, opportunities, and challenges – what is your hope - your heart's desire. We will use Psalm 121 to help us to listen to God's still small voice. I look forward to you joining me on this journey.

Course Leader:

Narinder was born in the Punjab, India as a Sikh. She became a Christian in her 20's. Her husband converted from Islam to Christianity, and they have three grown up daughters and three grandchildren. Before her Ordination in the Anglican Church, Narinder was a Registered Nurse working in Palliative Care and Mental Health. She is a qualified Psychodynamic Counsellor and Intercultural Psychotherapist, Counselling Supervisor and Spiritual Director.

God's calling as a priest has led Narinder to serve in parishes in St Albans, Beaconsfield and in Bath & Wells Diocese.  Currently, she is the Lead Chaplain of Royal United Hospitals Bath (RUH), Staff Governor and as part of my role Narinder sits on various groups such as the Ethics Group, End of Life Steering Group, Health and Wellbeing Group, Equality and Diversity Group representing the UKME staff, patients and their families and leading Reflective Practice Groups for colleagues at the RUH.

Narinder is an Assistant Diocesan Director of Ordinands, Bishops Panel Adviser (BAP) and the UKME Officer / Champion addressing Racism and Injustices within the church. She is a member of the Steering Group at Wells Cathedral which has oversight to help shape the Cathedral's approach to the reinterpretation of its monuments with connections to Transatlantic Slavery and a part of the Diocese Lament to Action Group. Narinder currently serves on the Bishop's Council as well as the Diocesan Synod. She leads retreats, quite days, diversity and bereavement training. 

Narinder is a member of the National Minority Ethnic Vocations Advisory Group working alongside the National Minority Ethnic Vocations Officer Regionally and Nationally. She has recently been appointed as the Interfaith Advisor for Bath & Wells Dioceses. 

For Narinder, it is an enormous privilege to serve God and His people. His faithfulness and steadfast love is key to her calling.  In March 2022, Narinder was invited and installed as Prebendary of Wells Cathedral which was an honour to receive.