Dear Churchwardens, members of PCCs and congregations,
You will be aware by now, with the risk of spreading coronavirus to people attending services, our Archbishops have temporarily suspended all Church services, in order to keep our people safe. You can read the important ‘Guidance for Churches’ on the Church of England website and I have included a helpful extract at the end of this letter. Please also refer to the Salisbury Diocesan website for updates.
The Archbishops are calling for a National Day of Prayer this Sunday, 22nd March, which is also Mothering Sunday. Those who would like to, are asked to put a candle in their window as a sign of prayer at 7pm (safely lit, or an LED). Mothering Sunday is a very special day and we will miss the opportunities to celebrate and remember now that services are suspended. But our thoughts and prayers are especially with our Mothers, Grandmothers, Aunties, Godmothers and all those who care for us in a motherly way. We thank God for them and pray God will protect and bless them.
This is part of a letter from Rev'd Canon Deborah Larkey, to read the full text please click here
You will be aware by now, with the risk of spreading coronavirus to people attending services, our Archbishops have temporarily suspended all Church services, in order to keep our people safe. You can read the important ‘Guidance for Churches’ on the Church of England website and I have included a helpful extract at the end of this letter. Please also refer to the Salisbury Diocesan website for updates.
The Archbishops are calling for a National Day of Prayer this Sunday, 22nd March, which is also Mothering Sunday. Those who would like to, are asked to put a candle in their window as a sign of prayer at 7pm (safely lit, or an LED). Mothering Sunday is a very special day and we will miss the opportunities to celebrate and remember now that services are suspended. But our thoughts and prayers are especially with our Mothers, Grandmothers, Aunties, Godmothers and all those who care for us in a motherly way. We thank God for them and pray God will protect and bless them.
This is part of a letter from Rev'd Canon Deborah Larkey, to read the full text please click here
The Easton Royal Church fundraising includes a scheme called "The 100 Club".
Members subscribe by means of a standing order or cheque made payable to the 100 Club account, or in cash, following an application on the prescribed form. The cost of each number is £2 per calendar month or £24 for a year.
50% of this income goes towards the upkeep of our village church, and the remaining 50% is awarded in prizes each month. A draw takes place monthly and first, second and third prizes are paid out immediately representing 30%, 10% and 5% of income respectively. The remaining 5% is held over for an annual Christmas prize in November.
The 100 Club's third year will run from December 2019 to November 2020.
Click on 100 Club for further details
Members subscribe by means of a standing order or cheque made payable to the 100 Club account, or in cash, following an application on the prescribed form. The cost of each number is £2 per calendar month or £24 for a year.
50% of this income goes towards the upkeep of our village church, and the remaining 50% is awarded in prizes each month. A draw takes place monthly and first, second and third prizes are paid out immediately representing 30%, 10% and 5% of income respectively. The remaining 5% is held over for an annual Christmas prize in November.
The 100 Club's third year will run from December 2019 to November 2020.
Click on 100 Club for further details
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