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The work of our church in the community, and its future, is reliant on people’s generosity, a generosity that is a hallmark of a lived-out faith and a testament to it. Now more than ever, please consider giving generously to support our mission and ministry.
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A new roof for the church cost us £215,000 and we still need to urgently raise funds for restoration work on the tower, an internal re-ordering and a new lighting scheme.
Weʼre raising £5,000, please help us to help you by donating - click on the logo below.
Latest Posts
Mission to Seafarer’s Christmas Boxes
Hilary Morrison is coordinating our effots to make these Christmas Boxes. She has a ‘here’s one we made earlier’ which is available to see. There is also a list of suggestions for items for the boxes. Any knitted hats for men would be gratefully received.
6th December please!
Remembrance Sunday Services, 8th November 2015
There are two servcices on Remembrance Sunday. The first is the Holy Communion Service, at 9:30am, and includes the Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial in the Church Yard at 11:00am.
There is also a service, at 5:00pm, which includes a Fall of Poppies.
Family Communion Service
Our next 10am service is Sunday 25th October. This 10am service will continue to be on the last Sunday each calendar month.
Children are particularly welcome to receive the bread at the time of Communion. This month our service will be:
Holy Communion with Healing Ministry.
The Vicar, the Revd Jennifer Croft has taught the healing ministry to a number of churches and has been involved in this ministry for many years. Here at St Cuthberts we pray for the healing and wholeness of all people. This means that we believe that God can heal us physically, emotionally or spiritually – so that we strive for wholeness and wellbeing. In this service, upon returning to our seats after receiving communion, there is the option of receiving healing ministry through the gentle laying of the hands upon the head. We use a set prayer, so that everyone receives the same prayer. As a result, you may feel better physically, you might feel a sense of peace, joy or warmth.
Sometimes, we have a negative image or a fear of healing services because we expect something dramatic to happen(!) However, here at St Cuthberts we believe that the Holy Spirit, who heals us, works in a very gentle way and can heal the body, mind or soul. Only God knows where we need the healing the most, and through His ministers, He sends down His Holy Spirit to give us healing. For example, we might feel burdened by something, but through these prayers, it may lift and we can feel better immediately.
**Healing Ministry is complimentery and should not be used as an alternative to, or in opposition to, any ongoing medical treatments.
Beetle Drive
St Gabriels Church Hall
Tuesday 27th October at 7pm
£5 ticket includes pie and peas.
Tickets can be bought at either the 9am or 10:30am Sunday services.
Proceeds go to the Church roof & restoration fund
