There will be a Holy Communion Service at St Anne’s Church, Dropmore beginning at 9:15am and a Parish Eucharist at St Nicolas Church beginning at 10:45 and followed by refreshments. The latter service will be live-streamed (see the link below).
The Church of England live-streamed Service is updated here each week on the Saturday preceding the Sunday.
| A Service for the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity |
| Join us this Sunday for an online service led by Rev Paulette Stubbings, Team Vicar of St Alphege, Seasalter. This week, we’re thinking about Luke 12 and how to deal with worry and uncertainty.“Most of us worry about things… So how does following Jesus make a difference to that?”And we’ll meet the community in Seasalter, on the edge of Whitstable in Kent. They run a weekly community coffee morning to support each other through the highs and lows of life.Whether you’re exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.You are invited to our weekly online service live on Sunday 11 October from 9am on our website, Facebook or YouTube. It will also be available for playback immediately afterwards.All of our weekly service content is manually subtitled and contains British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation throughout. |
Hello. Would it be possible to have an easy link on the website giving access to all the notices? (If there is one already, I can’t find it)
eg in the pew leaflet on 8th Feb, there is reference to “other news”, but I can’t find this anywhere on the website.
Please can you add my email address to the weekly contact list? Many thanks
Hi Peter,
You are already listed on the mailchimp audience list for receiving the weekly emailed pew leaflet. With regard to the Weekly Notices post on the homepage, this is now generic to save me having to put all the notices in two places. You simply click the link and it takes you to the list of pew leaflets and you click the one you want for the notices. If this doesn’t answer your question, let’s have a word about it at church. Jim