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The challenges and joys of a Greek Revival church in the middle of a field

Je suis Charlie, Ahmed, Raif, Juif

13/1/2015

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Take a look at Bonnie's sermon from Sunday 11th, January; the title above needs no introduction.https://bonnieevanshills.wordpress.com/2015/01/11/jesuis/

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    Christine Stevenson

    Secretary to the Parochial Church Council - and carer (with others) of this marvellous building

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We are changing our service pattern, so that usually our services will take place on the third Sunday of the month at 11.30. Please note, however,  that our service in April will be on Easter Sunday (12  April) at the earlier time of 11.00; there will be no service in June (because the Art Show will be in residence) ;  our Patronal service on August 16 will start at 14.00 ​and will be followed by a village barbecue as well as craft presentations and family games.  Our Pet Service on 20 September 11.30 may  be in the Ruined or Palladian church depending on weather. Our Harvest Service is on 11 October at 11.30 (preceded by Harvest Supper in the church Saturday 10) and in November we will be at our Village War Memorial for our entire service (November 8) at 10.45.  After any of these services, why not book yourself in for lunch at the lovely Brocket Arms, originally the monastic quarters for the old, now ruined church a short stroll away 01438 820250.

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