Diocese of Oxford
Diocese of Oxford
LENT (Page 2)
Messy Church will be held again in church on Friday 17 March from 3.15-16.45pm. Please could you contact Sarah Varnom if you can offer a craft for the children to enjoy. The theme for the crafts is ‘Mothers’. Could you also please sign up to provide items for their tea. The sign-up list is on…
The season of LENT is upon us! Are you involved in Lenten activities this year? What does this period mean to you? For many people lent is about abstinence, particularly abstaining from luxury or ‘addictive’ items such as chocolate and other sweet things. For others, it is a time for reflection; a time to re-evaluate…
27th March from 9-3pm A wonderful opportunity for us to engage with the whole of Ducklington Primary School, to share the journey of Easter in a fun and accessible way. If you are able to support this day in any way then please do get in touch with Andrea. rector@ducklingtonchurch.org.uk or 01993 776625
Do you like to sing? Would you like to join a choir? Take a look at this event here – Sunday 15th May.
Thank you and congratulations to the flower arranging team – what a beautiful display for Easter.
CTiW have organised a special event taking place next week. Take a look here for more details
Lent starts on Wednesday 2nd March. We are hoping to host several lent lunches through the period. The host provides a simple lunch of soup and bread with fellowship etc at their home. So far we have lunch dates booked on Fridays 11th and 18th March. If anyone is willing to help with this please contact Faith on 07791877817
A warm greeting to everyone as we begin to see the buds and shoots of spring breaking forth on trees and bushes in gardens and hedgerows. I write this following the Prime Minister’s announcement of the path through lockdown, giving us a focus for the hope and assurance which we hold as Christians. I encourage you as we use this season of…
#LiveLent – Let Your Light Shine takes you on a six week discipleship journey in 2018 through the Gospel of John, exploring what it means to be a witness. For each day from Ash Wednesday to Easter Day there is a short reading, a pause for reflection and prayer, and an idea for a simple action…