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NoticesJump to: General NoticesEXPLORING THE WAY AHEADBishop John, having been in the diocese now for a year wants to begin a conversation with people and reflect back on his time of listening closely to the diocese, in order to discern the way ahead ...[read the full notice from Hilary] CALLING ALL CAKE BAKERS!I still have dates to fill for cakes for Sunday teas. If you can help, please can you add your name to the list on the table near the door at the back of the church at St Mary's, and if anyone from St John's or St Mary's HP can help please contact Peggy Harwood directly.FRIENDLY FACESWould you like to help with the Friendly Faces Group? We are in need of more helpers. We meet fortnightly, 2pm to 4pm in St Mary's Refectory. If you would like to help please contact Marie on 373520.GIFT AIDIf you are not a member of the Planned Giving Scheme and place cash on the collection plate, please consider putting the money in an orange gift aid envelope. Provided you pay income tax the church can claim back from the Government an extra 28p on every pound you give.OPEN CHURCHDuring the Summer we keep St Mary's K open for visitors on Sunday and Wednesday afternoons from 2.30pm until 5.00pm. We need people to be in church, particularly on Wednesday afternoons to welcome people. Please sign the list if you could help on one or more Wednesdays between May and September.SUMMER HOLIDAYS, OR NOTPlease note that
Dated NoticesFOOD FOR THOUGHT July 1stThe lunchtime bible discussion group will be meeting again on Tuesday 1st July 2008 beginning at 12 noon until 2pm, at St John's Vicarage. We are continuing to study the apostle Paul, a man with a passion for Christ, by reading the letter to the Galatians, writing containing words with the potential for social revolution: ".. there is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus.." Come and join us. Bring sandwiches with you, drinks provided. There will be no meeting in August, the next date will be Tuesday 2nd SeptemberNO PLACE LIKE HOME CAMPAIGN. July 5thAs part of this campaign Cherwell District Council is organising workshops to promote Care in the Family. The Kidlington Workshop is on Saturday 5th July at Kidlington Methodist church 8.30am - 11.30am. (breakfast provided) Attendance does not involve long term commitment, it is a forum for information, ideas and inspiration. For further details or to book a place, contact Helen Town on 07816 542 464.YOUTH WORK IN COMMUNITY OF KIDLINGTON July 9that 8pm at Kidlington Baptist Church: Open Meeting to discuss provision of youth work in community of Kidlington. Discussion continues amongst members of churches, council, school, parents, etc on ways to support and value the young people in our community.GUILD OF SERVANTS OF THE SANCTUARY July 14thThe chapter will meet in St Mary's Church, Hampton Poyle on Monday, 14th July at 7:30pm for Guild Office, Sermon & Te Deum. The service will include prayers of thanksgiving on the occasion of the 175th Anniversary of the Oxford Movement. All are welcome to join us for worship. Ben Heffer: 01865 438731.Looking AheadCAKES AND ALE PRODUCTION Aug 3rdThe Merry Wives of Windsor will take place in the Rectory Garden on August 3rd 2008. More details later.MOTHERS' UNION Teddy Bears' Picnic August 13thWe have also booked the Refectory for another Teddy Bears' Picnic on Wednesday, August 13th (2.00 till 4.00pm) following last years' successful event. Parents/grandparents/carers make a note of the date and await further details!CTK HOLIDAY BIBLE CLUB Aug 18th onwardsThis club will run from Monday 18th August 2008 to Friday 22nd August, mornings from 9.30am to 12.30pm at the Kidlington Methodist Church, for children 8-11years old. Cost £15. Booking is essential -- enrolment forms available from Marilyn King phone: 376700. Please enrol before 23rd July.ST JOHN'S WEDNESDAY RETIRED CLUB Aug 20thare running an outing to Sulgrave Manor (Home of the Washington family) on Wednesday, August 20th, leaving St John's at 1 p.m. The fare (including Coach, Entrance and light refreshment) is £15. Please contact Joan or David Townsend on 01865 375942. All Welcome.SUMMER FUND RAISING EVENT 30th AugPlanning for the fete/style parish fund raising event on Saturday 30th August in the Rectory Garden is progressing well. If you could help in any way contact Joyce Morris 375922FOOD FOR THOUGHT Sep 2ndTthe lunchtime bible discussion group will be meeting again on Tuesday 2nd September 2008 beginning at 12 noon until 2pm, at St John's Vicarage. The letters of John are documents described as catholic epistles'- a phrase that is a way of characterising the wide focus of these writings in subject matter. The first letter is probably the most important and continues to explore the truth of the adage: 'God is not a noun but a verb'... 'God is love, and those who live in love live in God, and God lives in them...' Come and join us. Bring sandwiches with you, drinks provided.Regular Lecture SeriesTUESDAY WORKING LUNCHES AT ST. MICHAEL'SAt 1.05pm in St Michael's at the Northgate in CornmarketCATHEDRAL SUMMER LECTURESWednesdays at 4.30pm in the Priory Room, Christ Church. All welcome. Subject Dying and Living: Faith Matters
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