Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Please note:Annual Vestry Meeting is on Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 1800 in All Saints – all are welcome. Please return your Electroal Roll forms – nomination forms are in each church. Harvest Festival – Sunday 4 October 2020. Please bring tins and dried foodstuffs to church with you as usual.
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Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:Firstly, the ‘rule of six’ does NOT apply to worship in Church – as our seating is socially distanced (enforced by Dr Parry’s big stick in St David’s) we can carry on as we have been. It is important that you complete the ‘Track and Trace’ form, sanitize on entering and leaving and avoid huddles.…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:Here is this week’s sheet. From tomorrow we re-start our ‘normal’ schedule with additional services at 08.00 and 17.00.Evensong will stay online – it is attracting a very large number of views, so we are grateful to Fr Geoff for this and for Wednesday evening. One thing is would ask you to consider is moving…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:Here is this week’s offering of news, prayers and scripture readings. Please note that from next Sunday, 6th September, the 08.00 and 17.00 services will restart as promised.Evensong will remain online, courtesy of Fr Geoff, for the time being. We welcome Fr Mark as his summer break comes to a close and he begins here…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings,Mid-August is never a high spot for parish activities, so not a lot to say this week. The ‘housekeeping’ is coming to an end, with only the external metalwork to complete at All Saints and Saint John the Baptist.The newly-repainted bell-frame is available for inspection only by appointment, like the cleaned clock chamber.Work has begun…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:It was a joy last Sunday to be part of Fr Geoff’s first Mass and to hear Fr Mark preach (from the pulpit!) at St John the Baptist. It is good to have a proper staffing in place again and hope we will see the fruits of it in due course. Today marks another step…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. With apologies for the late arrival – this has been an unusual week! Father Mark was licensed via Zoom on Monday and has been with us for five days, culminating in the 11am at St John the Baptist.He has now taken his sons on holiday and will be back at the end of the month…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:The good news, of course, is that we are almost completely open in the new different way – we are adding the Tuesday mass this week. As we are now open for worship the ‘open for prayer’ sessions have come to a natural end, with thanks to those who have acted as Stewards. It has…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:The Good News: from Sunday, 19th July we are able to re-open for public worship. This means our churches can be used as they are meant to be and we can gather together – at a distance! Risk assessments have been completed and so on but we will begin at All Saints this Sunday at…
Click here for this week’s Weekly Sheet. Greetings:A Saturday delivery because I was waiting for the First Minister’s announcements and spent yesterday afternoon in Bristol, visiting Elen at a distance on Clifton downs. The good news is that from Sunday week, 19th we will begin to open for worship inside – this is sooner than expected.The bad news is that there will…