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“In the year 2525, if man is still alive, if woman can survive, they may find …….” The opening lyrics of this song by Zager and Evans have stuck with me for years. “In the Year 2525” is a song about the journey of mankind over a 10,000-year span. It foretells how man’s thoughts, relationships…
Well another year is nearly over. We are so blessed to be able to share our time together. Why not take a look at some of the 2024 picture galleries to recall some of those happy times.
The Ride ‘n’ Stride cycling and/or walking around the area’s historic churches has resulted in a magnificent donation, via OHCT, of £654.50. Thank you so much to all those who took part and those who supported them. The money goes in to the Fabric Fund.
I would like to take this chance to thank all of my friends at Ducklington Church for their love, support and prayers while I have been ill during the last few weeks. It is very much appreciated and I am looking forward to being back in church regularly in the near future.
Please pray for: – For people with long term health issues – For Bette Puffett following a fall – For the friends and family of James Thompson who died on the 8th Dec and funeral will be on the 6th Jan at 10am.
A good time had by all!
A wonderful time was had by all with a festive feel to the whole occasion, with a Santa’s grotto. Great joy was had by all as Santa arrived on his adapted illuminated sleigh! Mince pies, mulled wine and mulled cider was enjoyed by all. A huge thank you to everyone who helped organize the event…
There will be no morning prayer for the two weeks of the holiday period, we will recommence on Monday January 6th, when all are welcome to join us from 8 to 8.30am
Please pray for: – For people with long term health issues – For Bette Puffett following a fall – For the friends and family of James Thompson who died on the 8th Dec and funeral will be on the 6th Jan at 10am.
The collection we took at the Carol Service on the 15th december was in aid of Emmaus Oxford. The collection, together with another collection in lieu of purchasing individual Christmas Cards, raised a grand total of £467.33. This has already been passed on to Emmaus. Take a look at their website here for more information…