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A big thank you to everyone involved in decorating the church for harvest and the wedding yesterday. The church and flowers looked beautiful especially when the sun shone through the stained glass windows.
The process of downsizing the church library is continuing; books which we are not keeping are displayed on the chest in the “space” for anyone to take away. Do keep an eye on the display, as it changes every week or two.sidemount
Please take a Christingle Candle home with you and return it at Christingle time filled with spare change if possible. The candles can be found on the information table.
Thank you – to Marian Pitman. Marian completed the paperwork for our last wedding of the year today, a job she has carried out for too many years to count. Administration for weddings has now been fully handed over to Jane Dines together with baptisms and funerals. Marian will still be carrying out her verger duties along with preparation for Sunday morning…
Late Night Café are severely short of volunteers to keep the café open on its scheduled nights For more information, please contact Rosemary Peirce on 01993 200103 or by e-mail at rosemary.peirce@ntlworld.com
The popular series of After Eight discussions starts again in October. More details here.
The second and revised advertisement has now been submitted to The Church Times and will be published on the 11th and 25th September.
Thank you to all who donated cakes and other produce, those who bravely manned the stalls and those who came along to buy goods and ice-cream. We made just over £160.00 for church funds. where to propose in new yorkdollar shilling exchange rateopteck binary trading
Our September prayer diary, along with past issues, is available for download here.afrikaans to english translation freespanish english translation servicecommander les nuisettes sexytop article
Area Deans met recently with the Emergency Planning Officer for Oxfordshire County Council and she spoke about people who are at risk in the county when an emergency occurs and the need to ensure that the Register of people who might be at risk is up to date. This ensures priority planning by the emergency services. “Are you ready” leaflets can be…