Monthly Archives: May 2018

Today was Trinity Sunday and our service was led by Prof Clyde Binfield. Clyde who regularly takes our service was accompanied by his wife and led a very thought provoking service. Thank you Clyde. I have attached a copy of the … Continue reading →

Thought I would post a photo of our revamped children’s area. The children normally spend the first part of our service here and then go to their lessons downstairs in the new community hall. There is absolutely no truth in … Continue reading →

Time to use your imagination while listening to Wing Commander Lucraft leading the children round the church in formation, arms wide in wing mode and making plane noises. There were comments that some of the engines needed an overhaul !! … Continue reading →

The much-loved organist at Christ Church, Mark Rotchell, who was well known in local choirs, in which he took an active part, tragically passed away at the end of 2017, after serious surgery. It was a real shock to many … Continue reading →

Cargo Promo Simon’s latest production is in the rehearsal stage now. The box office will be open in June for tickets. As usual please click the above link for the full show promo. Will post more information as I get … Continue reading →

Steve Lake statement To follow on from previous posts I have added the statement that was read out by Ian on behalf of Steve. As usual please click on the above link. Love and peace. Ray

To help keep everyone up to date on our past years performance and group activities I am adding our annual report for 2017. Added as a PDF document for ease of viewing.  Annual Report 2017 Please click on the above link … Continue reading →

Today we were led by David Andrews. Lovely to listen to you again David. Thank you. I have copied the service to this post but sorry the first few seconds are missing. Well done to Dorothy Kirbyshaw for her walking … Continue reading →

Another audio. On a roll now. Ian’s service today will explain the crunching sounds of some little and a pair of not so little feet. Steve Lake, a local artist is also heard during the presentation of one of his … Continue reading →