Cockyard Mission Hall

The Mission Hall is part of the Parish of Abbeydore (Holy Trinity & St Mary's Abbeydore - Dore Abbey - www.doreabbey.org.uk) in the Black Mountains Group of Parishes.

Cockyard Mission Hall was a blacksmith’s forge and shop until the occupant, Mr Hancocks, moved his business to Hungerford shortly after the end of the First World War.

The Cockyard Mission Hall, owned by Whitfield Estate, is now sadly at risk of collapse and beyond repair. After a meeting with Ted and Tamsin Clive, the Whitfield estate land agents, David and Sue Cook who have cared for the hall for many years, Rev Luci Morriss and the churchwardens, it was decided the hall should no longer host services due to safety concerns. 

A final Thanksgiving and Celebration service was held outside the Mission Hall on Sunday, 16 August attended by many local people. We shared stories of its history and most importantly the people who have lovingly cared for the building over the years, who have cut the grass, cleaned and decorated the hall, led services there and provided tea and cake after services.  People like Nellie Price and Dorothy Cook were remembered with gratitude. We heard memories from Jo Denyer and Ted Clive and others. We thanked Margaret Mantle, David and Sue Cook for all they have givn to the Cockyard Mission Hall. 

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Anne Lloyd

The Deanery Office,
Middle Trewern Bungalow,
Longtown,
Herefordshire

HR2 0LN
Deanery Coordinator
01981 620145

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Celtic Evening Prayer

Occurring
Every Monday at for 50 mins
Venue
Via Zoom
Address
Via Zoom, Borderlink Benefice Blakemere Abbeydore Deanery Herefordshire, HR4

Join us every Monday online for a short service to end the day peacefully.
Everyone is welcome

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1_Abberydore_Letter_P1000.pdf
1_App_Draft_Pastoral_Scheme_Abbeydore.pdf
Abbeydore_Church_Door_Notice.pdf
Glossary_P1000.pdf

Information regarding the next stage in our reorganisation.