October Newsletter
The October newsletter is now published and can be accessed by clicking here.
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September Newsletter
Good afternoon all
Welcome to the September edition of the Newsletter, which I hope you will find of interest as the school holidays begin to draw to a close and can be accessed from the link below:
Just a couple of quick things to highlight please:
This Saturday (30 August) is the New Town Community Day on the Rec. This runs from 11 am to 3 pm and in jointly organized by Wimpole Road and St Stephen’s Churches, please do try to come along if you are able. We are also looking for help from about 8 am to help move chairs and tables to and to get set up. If you are able to help with this please come along to Wimpole Road Church for 8 am
Also, just to let you know the October Newsletter should be out by the end of September (but after Sunday 28 September) however if there is anything that you would like include, please can you be sure to get it to me at the above email address by no later than Wednesday 10 September.
Many thanks
Andrew
August Newsletter
Good morning all
Please click here or on teh link below to view the August Newsletter:
Whilst writing just a quick reminder about our Sunday morning services for August as some of these will be joint services at either St Stephen’s of St Margaret’s:
All Sunday services are at 10:15 as normal.
Sunday 3 August
Messy Church at St Stephen’s
Holy Communion at St Margaret’s
Sunday 10 August
Joint service of Holy Communion at St Stephen’s
Sunday 17 August
Joint Service of Holy Communion at St Margaret’s
Sunday 24 August
Holy Communion at St Stephen’s
Morning Worship at St Margaret’s
Sunday 31 August
Joint Service of All Age Holy Communion at St Margaret’s
If you have any questions, please contact me in the office or speak to one of the Wardens.
July Newsletter
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June Newsletter
Please click here for the June edition of our Newsletter, or on the link below:
Whilst writing, please can I specifically draw your attention to two things:
- The article from Rev Anna about Thy Kingdom Come. Please make every effort possible to take part if you are able, and
- A reminder that from the start of June our monthly pattern of services will be changing. From 1 June we will be celebrating Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays of the month, with All age Worship on the second Sunday and Morning Worship on the Forth Sunday. We will continue to worship jointly with St Stephen’s on the fifth Sunday; alternating between our two Church building.
May Newsletter
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April Newsletter
Welcome to our April newsletter. As normal filled with loads of information about events and activities we have going on here and around the parishes.
Just a few quick reminders please:
- Don’t forget to complete our Parish Survey – details are in the newsletter see page 6,
- We also have a list of Easter Services across our Churches – please see page 5,
Any questions, please let me know.
Andrew
March Newsletter
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February Newsletter
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January Newsletter
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Welcome to the January Newsletter, once again full of news and information about things we have going on.
Whilst writing, just a quick reminder that this Sunday, 29 December, we will be worshiping together at St Margaret’s at the normal time of 10:15, we hope you will be able to join us there.
Other things of note are the ALPHA course which will be staring in January, please do read the piece in the Newsletter about this. Please do contact John Raynor if you are interested in the Battlefields Tour he is arranging (if these dates don’t work for you or perhaps you feel a date further in the future might be better please also discuss this with him).
We hope that you have had a lovely Christmas, and next month we will be celebrating more of all the things we have had going on this Christmas across our Churches, and a Happy New Year to you for next week!
Andrew