Category: Life Groups

A 30 minute introductory video on what Logopraxis is and the principles upon which the methodology and practice is founded.

A summary of the six steps of the Logopraxis bi-weekly practice cycle, which culminates in the practitioner meeting with others in a Life Group meeting.

The need for our “person” to be heard is something that our culture places a lot of value on, but in Logopraxis we encourage a mode of being together that is counter-cultural. We seek to work (to be conscious of our states) as we enter into the exchanges in a Life Group. What this means is that effort is being made not to be person-centred but Word-centred and to have this mode of being serve as the basis for cultivating a sense of spiritual community.

Although we can relate to being supported by the Text at the level of our personal work, the idea that we are part of a collective human being that takes form as we meet together can be rather abstract, and difficult to grasp.

The design of the Logopraxis meeting, through its use of the rounds, looks to support the Lord being made visible in the midst through providing just enough structure for each member of a group to share their experience of the Word working in their life.

If we are willing to see how we actually experience life, without filtering it through who we think we are or what we believe our life should be, we will soon discover the material for our inner work.