Please pray for: – people with long term health issues. – Meg and Doug Roberts following the recent death of Meg’s brother. – Wanda Adams as she awaits an operation. – John Pearson who is in hospital undergoing treatment.
Please pray for: – people with long term health issues. – Meg and Doug Roberts following the recent death of Meg’s brother. – Wanda Adams as she awaits an operation. – John Pearson who is in hospital undergoing treatment.
As the Season of Epiphany comes to an end, we enter a time of waiting. The Church calls the next fews weeks “Ordinary Time”. For many it is what John Hughes, at our session at the beginning of Epiphany, called “the Long Haul” – the time between Christmas and Easter. Perhaps our spiritual energy sags…
Friends of St Bartholomew’s Church: there will be a Wine & Cheese social evening on Wednesday, March 26th, starting in church any time after 6.30pm, and moving into the village hall about 7.30pm. If you need to renew your subscription or update your contact details, please see David Cole or Ruth Edy. Or you can…
John 1:46 Philip said to Nathanael, “Come and see we have found the Lord”. Well, doesn’t Christmas already seem a long time ago? We are told that the coldest week of the winter is behind and we hope it remains that way! Recently we have certainly experienced water and wind but it is good to…
Please pray for: – For people with long term health issues – For Adrian Walsh, his two sons and family, following the recent death of Adrian’s mother, Sheila and whose cremation is on Wed. 5th February at Abingdon Crematorium. – For Meg and Doug Roberts following the death of Meg’s brother last weekend
All were encouraged last week to banish Blue Monday, beat the blues and embrace warm colours….and they certainly did!
Lyndsay Baker (an LLM at St John’s Carterton) will be joining us next week, and the whole of February as part of her training towards orddained ministry. Welcome Lyndsay
Please pray for: – For people with long term health issues – For Adrian Walsh, his two sons and family , following the recent death of Adrian’s mother, Sheila and whose cremation is on Wed. 5th February at Abingdon Crematorium. – For Cloe and Jonathan who were married yesterday
Come and See is a free online experience to explore spirituality and find out more about the Christian faith. For Lent 2025, the Oxford Diocese is exploring baptism. How does it work? Adults get daily emails through Lent, with reflections, readings and encouragements. Each Sunday, there’s a video from Bishop Steven, unpacking another aspect of…