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From The Rectory -3rd April

From the Rector 3 April 2020 Dear Friends, As we work out individually or in our families how to cope with self-isolation in the home or social distancing outside, we are also learning about ourselves, our inner resources and our character. Some of us will be happy using this time to explore our spiritual needs and to deepen our expereince of God…

Prayer Bulletin

Regrettably the Church can no longer be left open for private prayer but please continue to pray for: – Adrian and Annie Walsh Bob Fidler Steve, Gill Long’s brother-in law, Martin Dines Brenda Cook Simon and Jenny Hall June Kirk The family and friends of Tara Edwards, especially Laura, Annabelle and George. His funeral was held on Thursday 2 April at the…

A message for Advent!

Maria Skoyles writes “We have received funding from the Diocese to run a mission activity: yarn bombing the village with angels made from biodegradable materials. The angels will be hidden around the village as a treasure hunt activity during advent, with instructions to bring them to a Christmas service so we can decorate the church with a ‘choir of angels’. Constructing the…

Rector’s Discretionary Fund

The Rector’s Discretionary Fund is available to help those in immediate need of support. There are some in the fellowship who are self-employed and struggling with reduced income at this time of enforced isolation with certain services cut back. If you are able to make a contribution to the Fund, then please pay by Bank Transfer to Lloyds Bank – Witney, Account…

Prayer Bulletin

Regrettably the Church can no longer be left open for private prayer but please continue to pray for: – – Adrian and Annie Walsh – Bob Fidler – Steve, Gill Long’s brother-in law, – Martin Dines – Brenda Cook – Simon and Jenny Hall – June Kirk

A message from your Rector

Dear friends: I know we are all subject to an amount of social isolation at present but the majority are able to get out for their “one walk a day” for exercise and to reflect on the glory of God’s creation. Some, including Nicci here at the Rectory are being strongly advised to remain shielded for 12 weeks because of health concerns.…