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Please pray for: For people with long term health issues For Dennis Welch and for his wife, Julie. For the family and friends of Doreen Sawyer whose funeral is on 28th March.
An update from Gill We all enjoyed a wonderful afternoon baking (and eating!) scones at Warm Welcome Space recently. A huge thank you to Donna Byrom (See on Facebook here) for making this possible and passing on her cooking tips. If you’d like to make a donation for Warm Welcome Space so that we can…
Wilder Churches is a partnership between BBOWT and the Diocese of Oxford aimed at anyone interested in managing churchyards with wildlife in mind. The Diocese of Oxford covers much the same boundary as BBOWT. There are over 800 churches, many with churchyards, cemeteries or gardens, hence they represent a wonderful opportunity for wildlife. Churchyards…
Our Lent Reflection on Palm Sunday will be a full reading of Mark’s Gospel – 4pm The Story of Jesus as told by Mark is full of action and drama. Come and listen to the reading of the entire Gospel of Mark as a part of your preparation for Holy Week.
Please pray for: For people with long term health issues For Dennis Welch and for his wife, Julie. For the family and friends of Doreen Sawyer whose funeral is on 28th March
Our next Messy Church is Friday 22nd March. Can you supply cakes? If so, please let Sarah Varnom know.
In readiness for Holy Week, Amanda Herbert will be leading a church spring clean on Saturday 23rd March, commencing at 09:30 – please do come along and help if you can!
In August 2023, the Church of England appointed INEQE Safeguarding Group to conduct Independent Safeguarding Audits of all the dioceses in the Church of England to make sure they are doing all they can to create environments where everyone feels safe, valued and respected. As part of their audit INEQE hope to engage with a wide range…
Fritillary Sunday is fast approaching. Plans are well underway and will include some new attractions such as a Fritillary Raffle and children’s activities. To ensure success we will need your help in various areas. These include refreshments, selling raffle tickets, helping with the children, being a presence at the fritillary field, in the church, around…
A message from Gill (Clerk) The object of the Charity is to relieve either generally, or individually, persons resident in the Parishes of Ducklington, Hardwick and Yelford who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress e.g. help with heating, transport costs etc., The Charity also considers requests from young people who reside within the Parishes of Ducklington, Hardwick or Yelford, who…