The Teaching Manual

This is a free resource. But donations to the Blackburn Cathedral Appeal would be very welcome.

The Teaching Manual for these Stations of the Cross is of particular value for:

Church leaders

Introduction to Christianity Courses, Confirmation Classes, Enquirers Groups, Discipleship Groups, Sermon material, Lent Groups.

Group leaders

Bible Study Groups, House Groups or Prayer Groups

Classroom teachers

General RE or up to GCSE Religious Studies, with many cross-curricular opportunities in Art, English, Dance.

Individuals

Personal Prayer, Meditation, Devotion and Growth

A contemporary set of Stations of the Cross called ‘The Journey’ consisting of fifteen 6ft oil paintings depicting the final Journey of Christ to his death and resurrection. The paintings were commissioned in 2005 and are on permanent display at Blackburn Cathedral in Lancashire.

“Wonderfully creative- The Journey has such considerable healing potential” Archbishop Desmond Tutu

“Outstanding and very moving work, I hope it will speak to many” Archbishop Rowan Williams

‘‘Paintings by Penny Warden lining the nave depict Christ’s ‘agony, trials, suffering and death’. These are brittle, uncomforting images, although they give the cathedral an undeniably aesthetic potency.” England’s Cathedrals by Simon Jenkins Journalist and Author

“The Stations will be of national significance and compliment the already impressive stock of modern art at the Cathedral.” Dean of Blackburn.

“This major and permanent exhibition of modern art is probably the most adventurous of its kind in any English cathedral,” Canon Andrew Clitherow

“The most significant contemporary artistic commission in any church in the land” Canon Chris Chivers

“Remarkable” Tom Wright, Bishop of Durham

Penny’s gallery work can be viewed here…

The Teaching Manual

Church leaders

Group leaders

Classroom teachers

Individuals

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