Full details of the Income and Expenditure Account can be seen in the attached pages [given out at the APCM – please ask if you wish to see copies of them]. Headline Figures The “2025 Total” figures show the loss position when all the church’s bank accounts are taken into account. Total income for the … More Financial Review 2025
During 2025 the PCC held 8 meetings which were very well attended. We welcomed June Thompson and Norman Erskine has new members in June. It was with great sadness that we lost such a devoted PCC member of many years Barbara Ashurst early in the year. She had been a faithful servant of both St … More PCC Secretary’s Report to the APCM
This article first appeared in the February issue of our parish magazine. It has occurred to me that Tom and I both move about quite a lot during services. We know what we’re doing – and why – but to anyone else it could simply look as if we don’t know how to sit still. … More Musicians and Movement
Continuing our look ‘under the bonnet’ of what keeps our parish ticking over, this week meet the Gardener Mice. These mice look after the plants around the Church and by the memorials, keeping the area neat and tidy. They also grow plants for fund raising during the year.
Continuing our look ‘under the bonnet’ of what keeps our parish ticking over, this week meet the Floral Mice. These mice decorate the Church throughout the year with beautiful flowers and other decorations for special times and in memory of loved ones.
Continuing our look ‘under the bonnet’ of what keeps our parish ticking over, this week meet Document Mouse. These mice do all paperwork, child protection, gift aid, regular giving, standing orders, the electoral role, and such like. They manage to record a large amount of necessary data, some record minutes of what is said at … More Document Mice
Continuing our look ‘under the bonnet’ of what keeps our parish ticking over, Culinary mice bake cakes, make soups, jams and chutneys for events and fund raising.
Continuing our series on “Church Mice” knitted by Maureen, these mice regularly clean the Church to keep it looking good and cared for.
This month’s letter comes from Rev Christine: As I begin to write this, I realise this is the first letter I have written since my ordination as a Priest and I am still coming down from the mountain top and getting used to being called Rev and being more active on the rota, presiding and … More August letter to the parish
This sermon was given by Rev Sue on Sunday 20 July. Here it is for you again: One of the most unusual and engaging books I have read in recent years is Miss Benson’s Beetle by Rachel Joyce. It’s the story of Margery Benson, a lonely and bored middle-aged teacher weighed down by years of … More The one necessary thing
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