In February 2024, St Mary's entered into vacancy.Since then we have been so faithfully served, supported, loved and guided by our Ministry team. We are most blessed and <a></a>very thankful here at St Mary's for their selfless service in the continuance of us always seeking to share God's love for all and serving the community.Thank you Rev'd Dr John Richardson, ordained in Guildford Cathedral in 1965, The Rev'd Canon Maggie Marsh, ordained in 1999 and Our licensed Lay Minister Jason Gray.
During the season of Creationtide last September, our children very much enjoyed planting up pots of Spring bulbs and flowers.These were then planted into a an area in our gardens especially allocated for the Children. They are very aware of the importance in looking after our precious World and we hope in the months to come to evolve with the growing seasons, attracting pollinators and simply bringing joy to those who pas
Here at St Mary's, we're very proud of our grounds and gardens and very grateful of our small group of volunteers who give of their time and talents in maintaining them. Maintenance of the grounds and gardens,, including our memorial garden is an all year round task. We are always grateful and very warmly welcome anyone else who might have a little ( or more time to give) to assist our small group of volunteers on an ad-hoc or more regular basis.The tasks needed to maintain <a></a>the grounds vary from season to season, but include grass mowing, hedge trimming, watering and weeding of the flower beds. If you love the fresh air and are looking to give a little of your time with the satisfaction of helping us keep our grounds beautiful, please do contact us for further details ( office@stmarycuddington.com) with Shaun, Gardening in the subject line. Many thanks
Here at St Mary's we lie within the diocese of Guildford. The vision of the diocese as a whole is to see lives and communities transformed through the love of Christ. Many Churches reach only a small proportion of the Parish populations they seek to serve. We along with others seek to become more effective at passing on the baton of faith, and in particular reaching out to younger generations. As part of the Diocesan strategy of Transforming Church, Transforming Lives' we <a></a>have three areas of particular focus.1. Growing Disciples2. Growing Diversity3. Growing Community.These are areas we seek to grow and develop more and more on an evolving basis in the coming months and years.This is YOUR Church where everyone is welcome and valued, irrespective of background. Gods; love is for each and every one of us
