If you can contribute any flowers, such as, carnations daffodils greenery of any sort please bring along to Bobby and her team at church on Saturday morning ready for the Mothering Sunday service.
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A message from Bishop Steven…… I know that parishes all across the Diocese will be offering daily prayers for lasting peace in the Middle East this weekend, for our Prime Minister and government, our armed forces and for all those affected by the war. It may be helpful to read and reflect on this letter from…
If you can contribute any plants for the Plant Stall at Fritillary Sunday please do speak to Robin Wiltshire about it so he can help and advise on what is needed
Our next Messy Church will be in church on Saturday 21 March at 10am. We will be celebrating the Easter season. If you can contribute food that would be most helpful or are willing to come along either to help with activities or to make all feel welcome even more so! If you can please…
Please pray for: people with long term health issues. people who have recently suffered a bereavement. for Rosemary who is now recovering at home.
I want to riff off the sermon given by Andrea a few weeks ago on unity. Reminding us of the divisions in the church in Corinth, the message was clear: “Unity is not sameness. It is not based on certainty or agreement.” In any group of people there will be difference and, at times, disagreement. …
The March prayer diary is now available to read or download here.. Thanks to Faith for its preparation….all the way from New Zealand
Be a part of the weekend away for young people in the Diocese of Oxford at Adventure Plus, Clanfield. Join in adventure activities, play games, make friends and learn more about God together between Friday 10 and Sunday 12 July. For all those in secondary school. Find out more and register.
A message from the diocese….. Come and See 2026 is now under way – but there is still time to get involved. Each Lent, Come and See delves into a new aspect of Christian faith, and this year we’re looking at the Eucharist. Come and See is perfect for new and established Christians alike, and…
Lent books : there are still plenty of books on the table near the Cokethorpe altar, which you can borrow to read during Lent. Do have a look and help yourselves. And the daffodil Lent flyer gives other suggestions of websites, apps and videos available, as well as a programme for reading the gospel of Matthew…