This Sunday, 8pm at The Talbot Arms.
1. To join together in the enjoyment of music. 2. A place to meet others in the nth community. 3. A time to play, sing, speak, create or listen.
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A few weeks ago planting of bulbs in memory of Philippa Corbin took place in the triangle outside the church building. “With its lovely light yellow flower and golden trumpet, our native wild daffodil is often known as The Lent Lily because it habitually flowers during the period of Lent. Two-thousand wild daffodil bulbs have been planted in the triangle opposite The Church and at the top of The Cemetery. We trust these delicate flowers of early spring will flower and flourish each year bringing joy to everyone who sees them. They have been planted in memory of dear Philly who loved these yellow icons of the early Spring.” Aaaaaagghhhh! Pirates at the Village Hall!!! 27th – 29th July 2011 Yes, shipmates, Holiday Club is back. Deck swabbing takes place each day from 10am to 12pm with a family BBQ on Friday at 12.30pm. This year stars Captain Jack Wheelbarrow and the beautiful and glamorous Nigellica leading with their own brand of Continue reading Holiday Club 2011 9th May: Preaching and Leading Team The next Preaching and Leading team meeting is tonight (Monday night) from 7pm in the church building. Anyone who leads or preaches or is thinking about it is welcome to attend. We will be watching the next Rob Bell video and also choosing the next preaching series Continue reading Dates for your Diary! Dear Friends There has been a huge surge in the uptake of ebooks (electronic books). I recently visited a retreat centre and was gobsmacked to see how many people were using Amazon Kindles and the like – and these were not young people. The publishers are reporting a phenomenal growth in this area Continue reading More Tea Vicar? Interested? Excited? Come to a meeting! 14th March, 7.30pm The Old Nurseries (next to The Rectory on Rhode Lane) Call Fiona Dunster on 445822 if you’re thinking of coming. Could you give a little time to help people in our community? It can be as little as an hour per week. If you would like more details please contact Fiona Dunster 01297 445822 or Martin Wells 01297 444289. Did you now that from today we are no longer a parish church but a mission community? Last night, Monday, Bishop Bob descended on Axmouth Church and celebrated the two churches of Axmouth and Uplyme becoming a Mission Community. We commended our Mission Action Plans (suitably acronymed MAPs) to the Bishop and had Continue reading Mission Celebration
The Axmouth Community have produced postcards that they will give to every household in the village along with a copy of Luke’s gospel. This initiative is to let the village know that the Axmouth Community love and care for the village through prayer. The church are also creating a prayer area within the church building and offering pastoral care to villagers. |
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