Christian Aid Week

for 7 days, 1 hour
St Rumbald
Church Lane Stoke Doyle Peterborough, PE8 5TH, United Kingdom

Last year Christian Aid Week focused on raising money to transform lives
across Malawi supporting people to rebuild their lives after Tropical Storm
Ana. The generosity of the British public makes incredible things possible
and helps people around the world to push back against the inhumanity of
poverty.

This year Christian Aid’s focus is on Guatemala and the impact climate
change is having on the farmers there. Gruelling heatwaves and extreme
weather are destroying farms and livelihoods.

We shall be distributing as many envelopes as we can this year as usual and
would welcome any offers of help in the villages of Aldwincle, Titchmarsh,
Clopton and Thorpe Waterville. Please do contact me if you are interested
in helping at all with this.

I have also managed to arrange a date for a farm trailer ride in aid of the
charity which I hope you will support as an alternative to the normal way
of giving. This farm trip will be ‘free’ but donations would be gratefully
received! We will provide tea and cake afterwards and all are very
welcome to come and see what we do on the farm. We run a mixed
farming enterprise with sheep, cattle and arable crops with a special
interest in wildlife and the environment.

The date for this is Sunday 8th June. Please contact John Gent on either 07850 085413 or email
[email protected] to book yourself in as places on the trailer may be
limited.

Many thanks, Dawn Gent, Oundle Christian Aid Committee

St Rumbald

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Christian Aid Week

for 7 days, 1 hour
St Rumbald
Church Lane Stoke Doyle Peterborough, PE8 5TH, United Kingdom

Last year Christian Aid Week focused on raising money to transform lives
across Malawi supporting people to rebuild their lives after Tropical Storm
Ana. The generosity of the British public makes incredible things possible
and helps people around the world to push back against the inhumanity of
poverty.

This year Christian Aid’s focus is on Guatemala and the impact climate
change is having on the farmers there. Gruelling heatwaves and extreme
weather are destroying farms and livelihoods.

We shall be distributing as many envelopes as we can this year as usual and
would welcome any offers of help in the villages of Aldwincle, Titchmarsh,
Clopton and Thorpe Waterville. Please do contact me if you are interested
in helping at all with this.

I have also managed to arrange a date for a farm trailer ride in aid of the
charity which I hope you will support as an alternative to the normal way
of giving. This farm trip will be ‘free’ but donations would be gratefully
received! We will provide tea and cake afterwards and all are very
welcome to come and see what we do on the farm. We run a mixed
farming enterprise with sheep, cattle and arable crops with a special
interest in wildlife and the environment.

The date for this is Sunday 8th June. Please contact John Gent on either 07850 085413 or email
[email protected] to book yourself in as places on the trailer may be
limited.

Many thanks, Dawn Gent, Oundle Christian Aid Committee

Safeguarding

Our parish of Stoke Doyle: St Rumbald is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO). Our Diocese of Peterborough’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the PSO [Faye Bruce – 07938 560 176] or the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor (Beverley Huff - 01733 887000 / 01733 887040, [email protected]) or the Assistant Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser (Christine Lamb - 01733 887041, [email protected]). If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services.