Unless otherwise stated, Sunday Services are at 9.30am at The Barn and 11am at St Luke’s.
If a Sunday isn’t on the list, the usual service is still taking place!
Tuesday 2nd All Souls Choral Evensong (7.30pm)
Saturday 20th St Luke’s November Fair
Saturday 27th The Barn Frost Fair (11-2)
Sunday 28th St Luke’s Advent Music and Readings 6pm
The Frost Fair is taking place on Saturday 27th November.
It will be held between 11am and 2pm.
Pop the date in your diary and look out for further details soon!
All Souls Choral Evensong at the Barn Church
2nd November 7.30pm
This will be a service of music and prayer offering an opportunity for lament and reflection whilst commemorating those whom we love who have died, and the many who have died during the pandemic
How do questions about identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage fit within the bigger picture of the good news of Jesus Christ?
What does it mean to live in love and faith together as a Church?
The Living in Love and Faith project is the Church of England’s national process asking individuals, parishes, deaneries and communities to reflect on matters related to sexuality, gender and relationships. The Church of England have produced and introductory video (click here) and a podcast (click here) if you want to find out more.
The Deanery is running the Living in Love and Faith course which aims to help us think more deeply about what it means to be human and about how to live in love and faith. This five week course covers the following topics and is available via Zoom or in person at St Mary Magdalene, Church Walk, Richmond:
Please email deanerysynod@gmail.com for the Zoom link. There’s no need to book ahead for the in-person sessions.
9:30am – 4pm, Saturday 2 October – ECO Day at St Matthias, Church Rd, Richmond – Dr Martin Hodson and Revd Margot Hodson from the John Ray Initiative in Oxford (www.jri.org.uk) share their expertise and learning through a day of free workshops, lectures and hands-on experiences to help us learn more about conservation and how we might play our part to reverse the negative impact of climate change on our environment and on those least able to cope. There will be activities for adults and children. The day is designed so that people can come and go as they wish so you do not need to stay for the whole day. See attached poster and timetable or visit www.richmondteamministry.org/eco-day-2021 for more details.
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