We have three churches in our Parish:
For details of all our services.
Letter fom the Vicar
Rev'd Keith Nicholls reviews his first days in the Parish..
Stubbings Churchyard
The profusion of wild flowers in our churchyard, attracting butterflies, birds and bees is a constant delight. Do enjoy what is a valuable conservation area: all too soon they will seed themselves, the mowers will move in and they will all be gone for this year
Farewell to Gregory
We bid farewell to Gregory, now Bishop of St Asaph. We have been immensely privileged that Gregory has included our Parish in his busy ministry over almost three years. His support of the parish has been an inspiration and we have all benefited from his gentle manner, his faithful celebration of the Eucharist for us and his ever insightful and thought-provoking sermons.
We shall miss him, Clare, Ben, Will and Ned very much and we wish them all Godspeed as they move into the next exciting stage of their lives read more..
We are happy to visit anyone who needs or would like contact with the church. We offer fellowship, a friendly chat or holy communion at home.
Please phone: 01628 820077
Dates for your diary
Further dates of fundraising events have been published details..
Cream Teas in Hurley
Remember that cream teas are served in the Priory Room in Hurley every Sunday afternoon! Why not have a stroll beside the river and call in for refreshments afterwards?
See you there!
A Celtic blessing from Hilary
Thank you to everyone for all the good
wishes, the cards, the presents, the cheques, the lunches,
suppers, flowers, party and service. It was a brilliant send
off.
I have found a Celtic blessing which I am taking with me into my new phase of life and would wish it for all of you.
May the light of God guide you and bless the work that you do.
May you see in what you do the beauty of your own soul.
May the sacredness of your work bring healing, light and renewal to those who work with you and to those who see and receive your work.
May your work never weary you.
May it release within you well springs of refreshment, inspiration and excitement.
May the day never burden.
May dawn find you awake and alert, approaching your new day with dreams, possibilities and promises.
May evening find you gracious and fulfilled.
May you go into the night blessed, sheltered and protected.
May God calm, console and renew you.
I have found a Celtic blessing which I am taking with me into my new phase of life and would wish it for all of you.
May the light of God guide you and bless the work that you do.
May you see in what you do the beauty of your own soul.
May the sacredness of your work bring healing, light and renewal to those who work with you and to those who see and receive your work.
May your work never weary you.
May it release within you well springs of refreshment, inspiration and excitement.
May the day never burden.
May dawn find you awake and alert, approaching your new day with dreams, possibilities and promises.
May evening find you gracious and fulfilled.
May you go into the night blessed, sheltered and protected.
May God calm, console and renew you.
Love
Hilary
Time Out - The Shack
Join Time Out on Thursdays to explore the reactions to the God that Mack encounters in "The Shack" read more..
Safeguarding Children
A training
session to be given by Stephen Barber, Oxford Diocesan Safeguarding
Children Advisor. This will be held at 8pm on Wednesday 2 September
2009 at St. Michael’s Church Hall, Bray. There is no charge.
The session is intended for those with responsibility for work with children and young people but who are not themselves practitioners: incumbents, church wardens and other PCC members.
If you would like to attend please contact Bray’s Child Protection representative, Richard Hoey, 01628 782448
or email rvhoey@googlemail.com
The session is intended for those with responsibility for work with children and young people but who are not themselves practitioners: incumbents, church wardens and other PCC members.
If you would like to attend please contact Bray’s Child Protection representative, Richard Hoey, 01628 782448
or email rvhoey@googlemail.com
Rev'd Dilys Woodmore talks about - Turning Points
It's commonly acknowledged that the world was changed by 9/11. Post 9/11 life was to be lived in a different way, defined by that cataclysmic event and the ensuing fallout from it. Fear and mistrust of those from other faiths and cultures dominated the immediate future and the shock of what had happened to a super power on its own territory rocked the arrogance and invincibility of the western world.
read more..
Parish Profile
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