MAY SERVICES and EVENTS ALL SAINTS CHURCH. EVERY SUNDAY 9-15am Morning Prayer. 10-30 Sung Eucharist. May 6th - 6th Sunday of Easter 10-30am May 12th - 7th Sunday of Easter 10-30am May 19th Pentecost Sunday 10-30am May 24th Trinity Sunday 10-30am Last Friday 31st May Coffee Morning in Church 10-45 to 12noon Little Lights Toddler Church at All Saints 9-30am every Friday in term time only.
APRIL SERVICES and EVENTS ALL SAINTS CHURCH. EVERY SUNDAY 9-15am Morning Prayer. 10-30 Sung Eucharist. April 7th 2nd Sunday of Easter 10-30am April 14 th 3rd Sunday of Easter 10-30am April 14th APCM - The Annual Parochial Church Meeting. After the 10:30 Service. All members may vote at this meeting. April 21st 4th Sunday of Easter 10-30am April 28th 5th Sunday of Easter 10-30am Last Friday 26th April Coffee Morning in Church 10-45 to 12noon Little Lights Toddler Church at All Saints 9-30am every Friday in term time only.
This is an informal friendly group all wanting to explore, discuss and share thoughts together about Jesus’s teachings. We are very keen to welcome anyone interested in joining us monthly on the first Wednesday of each month. It is so important to have a wide variety of views and ideas. If you feel this is for you please have a word with Heather, John, Dennis or Sandy or just come along to Heather and Johns home on the night..
All Saints Church, Wouldham Notice to Churchyard Users Date: 11 :09: 2023 Dear Churchyard Users, RE: Plastic-Free Churchyard Initiative We hope this notice finds you well. At All Saints Church, Wouldham, we take pride in maintaining our beautiful churchyard as a place of peace and tranquillity for all members of our community. In line with our commitment to environmental sustainability, we are introducing a Plastic-Free Churchyard Initiative. Effective immediately, we kindly request all churchyard users to refrain from placing any plastics in the graveyard. This includes items such as plastic flowers, mementoes, or any other plastic materials. Why the Change? We understand that plastic flowers and mementoes have been a traditional way of commemorating loved ones in the churchyard. However, as we strive to reduce our environmental impact and contribute to a cleaner, healthier planet, we must adapt our practices accordingly. Plastic pollution has become a significant global issue, and our churchyard can play a part in addressing this problem. By avoiding the use of plastics in our churchyard, we can help protect our local environment and wildlife, as well as set an example for others in our community. What Can You Use Instead? We encourage churchyard users to consider more sustainable alternatives to plastic flowers and mementoes, such as fresh flowers, biodegradable materials, or planting a tree or shrub in memory of a loved one. These choices not only honour the memory of those we have lost but also support a greener and cleaner environment. Your Cooperation Is Essential The success of this Plastic-Free Churchyard Initiative depends on the cooperation of all churchyard users. We kindly request your understanding and support as we make this positive change for our environment. If you have any questions or need guidance on eco-friendly alternatives, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you for your understanding and for joining us in this important effort to care for our churchyard and the planet. Yours sincerely, All Saints Church, Wouldham Website: https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/9946/ Please help us protect our environment by avoiding plastics in our churchyard. Thank you for your cooperation.
