Cliff College is located about 20 minutes outside of Sheffield in the beautiful Peak District. As a Methodist foundation, the College continues the Biblical and evangelistic emphases of mission for a contemporary age, training people from across a wide breadth of Christian traditions. We offer full time and part time courses in theology and mission at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, including research degrees. All of our courses are accredited by the University of Manchester.
For information on our conference centre, please click here.
17/06/2010
The good news is that despite very good application numbers, Cliff College still has places available on our various courses starting in September 2010. Its not too late, and we look forward to exploring with you whether Cliff is part of the way for you to equip yourself to serve God. Get in touch with us!
For those thinking of starting in September 2011 we have four open days coming up during the next academic year, to which you’d be very welcome. For more information and to book, please contact Rosie Bourne at undergrad@cliffcollege.ac.uk or 01246 584202. Overnight accommodation is available if you are travelling some distance to be with us. The dates of the open days are:
Get in touch. Come along and see how Cliff could be where you’re meant to be.
14/06/2010
Filed under: Festival 2010At Festival this year, some of you may have seen our new flyer for next year's Festival - here it is online! Feel free to tell everyone you know about it - we're aiming for bigger and better next year!
12/06/2010
While we were setting up for Festival here at Cliff, we also found time to talk to BBC Radio Derby, who then broadcast the profile they put together, over Festival weekend. For those of you who missed it, we now have a recording available to listen; click on the link on the left hand bar on the Festival page to hear it.
11/06/2010
Well, Festival 2010 is over, everything is put away, the crowds have gone home, but the happy-smiley-buzzy-feeling still remains. Well over a thousand people shared in worship, praise, teaching, learning, dreaming, drumming, dancing, chilling, praying, and more – and went home having considered how the church might sing God songs in today’s ‘strange land’. Some met with God for the first time, others renewed their faith after years of drought, still others heard God’s call into ministry, and yet others found healing – in body, mind, spirit and relationships....
To read the full report, please click here
If you have anything you wish to feed back to us about Festival, please comment on the college Facebook page, or email the Festival Director, Piers Lane - p.lane@cliffcollege.ac.uk