During lockdown, the church decided to let half of the churchyard go wild. Although it was ancient turf, the flower count was poor so Robin Wiltshire, with the help of others, set about sowing wildflower seed at home and planted them out once the grass had been cut at the end of the season. This…
A gentle reminder Sorry to intrude on your Sunday. We just wanted to remind you that as of midnight tonight 2024 ticket prices will go up for the final time before the festival. Get them today and you can save on every ticket you buy. Buying them now really helps us (because every small independent…
The church describes the second half of the Christian calendar “Ordinary Time”. It sounds like we’ve run out of special occasions and can now get back to the everyday. Yet ordinary time these days isn’t what it used to be. Ordinary life is pretty desperate. Wars, climate change, environmental catastrophe, street crime. This is the…
Please pray for: For people with long term health issues For Dennis Welch and for his wife, Julie. For family and friends of Veronica Batts For Lesley and Matt Barker whose father/father-in-law, Hugh Kingsley May, died recently
The July is now ready for download here together with past copies.
Jenny and Johan have now reached their goal of reaching the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela as their pilgrimage has come to an end. Well done to both of them. At the Sunday Holy Communion Service on 30th June, Johan will lead and Jenny contribute to the sermon; this will be an opportunity to say…
Faith Truran (07791 877817) is coordinating our pastoral work. She is always happy to discuss in confidence any pastoral issues which may be concerning you. If you, or someone you know, needs help do please ask!
Please pray for: For people with long term health issues For Dennis Welch and for his wife, Julie. For family and friends of Pauline Day (nee Batts) For family and friends of Earl Jeffers whose funeral service took place on 20th June.
Thanks to Paul and Sally for hosting a wonderful evening; the fantastic sum of £197 has been raised for the Fabric Fund.
In April 2024 Johan Schoeman (LLM) and Jenny Pratley announced that they would be undertaking a pilgrimage along the Camino de Saintiago …….. Jenny and Johan are walking the last 100km of the Camino Frances, from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela (Spain). Together with a group of other pilgrims they will be setting off on…