Young Adult Ministries

Second Sunday walk (walk, talk, pub!)

January 14, 2024

Join the Jesuit Young Adult Ministries team and other young adults for a Sunday walk in and around London.

YAM Walk favourites have so far included the full 78 miles of London’s Capital Ring Walk and the Thames Path (ongoing.)

Every third Sunday of the month we walk a different section of the route with sections typically being 7-8 miles in length. The walks are not strenuous.

Enjoy great conversation and make new friends as we take in the presence of God in nature and in one another.

Bring a packed lunch. We'll aim to end by 4:00pm, in time for refreshments at a local pub. Some of us then go onto Farm Street Jesuit Church in Mayfair for the 7.00pm young adult Mass

Email: yam@jesuit.org.uk to register

Photo by Arek Adeoye on Unsplash

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