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
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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…
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.
The Friends’ Cheese and Wine evening is on Monday, March 23rd at 7pm in the church. If you haven’t yet replied to your invitation, please could you reply by email to friends@ducklingtonchurch.org.uk or speak to David Cole or Ruth Edy at your earliest convenience.
Have you booked yet? As an update, the speaker has now been confirmed and will be Matthew Barker, Police and Crome Commissioner. Matthew was first elected as your Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) in 2021, and re-elected in 2024. As PCC covering Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes and Oxfordshire it is Matthew’s role to be the…
If anyone has new photos of Ducklington Fritillaries that they are happy for us to use, please contact Celia on celia333@btinternet.com
Yesterday Bishop Sarah Mullally became the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in a ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral. The Bishop of Oxford and the Bishop of Reading were both in attendance, while Revd Mark Nam, vicar of St John the Evangelist in Woodley, was one of the people tasked with delivering the charge. Speaking to BBC Radio…
Ladies Christmas Meal – 19th January at 12.30 at the Maybush. Please sign the sheet at the back of church stating whether you require a lift or can offer lifts.
More lovely services and gatherings this week. Plenty of services for the school children but also carol singing around the tree (weather was on our side after all!) and the Civic Carol Service. Different, fun and a lovely gathering. Take a look at some of the pictures and even a little video.
If you’d like to take part in this year’s crib service, adults and children alike, please speak to Martin or Jane Dines about it.