Safeguarding
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Weekly updates
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Daily Prayer for this week – 20-25 January
Whether we start or end the day with God, developing a regular rhythm of daily prayer is a great thing to do. If you find it helpful to join with…
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Daily Prayer for this week – 13-18 January
Whether we start or end the day with God, developing a regular rhythm of daily prayer is a great thing to do. If you find it helpful to join with…
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Natasha’s Reflections – 12th January 2025
HAPPY NEW YEAR! I am praying that as you look out onto the snow and ice, you are feeling safe and warm. This year has already felt quite eventful –…
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Daily Prayer for this week – 06-12 January
Whether we start or end the day with God, developing a regular rhythm of daily prayer is a great thing to do. If you find it helpful to join with…
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Natasha’s Reflections
This week’s reflection from Rev Natasha ThomasChristmas is nearly here! Only 3 more days to go until wecelebrate the arrival of our Lord and Saviour as a baby in a…
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Christmas is coming and so is Wrestling church!!!
We are now into the second week of Advent – a time of reflecting and anticipating God’s arrival as a baby and his return as the Prince of Peace. At…
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Natasha’s Reflections
Christmas is coming! I am beginning to feel that little bit of excitement, as we begin our count down towards Christmas morning, tinged with a little of anxiety as I…
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Natasha’s Reflections
It has felt quite a shock to experience the cold and the snow this week, but as I was walking my mad dog in the snow I was just delighted…
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Services this Sunday – 24 November 2024
9.30 am All Age Worship A service suitable for all ages including worship, teaching and activities for all 10.30 am Refreshments Served in Church 11.15 am Morning Worship A traditional,…
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Natasha’s Reflections
Isaiah 32: 1-17 has been very much in my mind lately, especially as I encounter people in our parish who are struggling with difficult issues in their life as well…