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Tuesday, 14 December 2010
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Cherishing and working with this community in God's name.
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Regular Worship
St Katharine's Church, Matson Lane
Sunday
10 a.m. Parish Eucharist
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
9 a.m. Morning Prayer
Last Sunday of the month - Bible Study at 4:30pm
Evening Service/Healing Service at 6pm
St Hilda's Hall, Redwell Road
Thursday
9 a.m. Morning Prayer
10:45 a.m. Eucharist
These are the regular times and places. Seasonal and other changes can be found on the notice board outside St Katharine's or http://www.achurchnearyou/
This is your Church: please join us you are always welcome.
Sunday
10 a.m. Parish Eucharist
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
9 a.m. Morning Prayer
Last Sunday of the month - Bible Study at 4:30pm
Evening Service/Healing Service at 6pm
St Hilda's Hall, Redwell Road
Thursday
9 a.m. Morning Prayer
10:45 a.m. Eucharist
These are the regular times and places. Seasonal and other changes can be found on the notice board outside St Katharine's or http://www.achurchnearyou/
This is your Church: please join us you are always welcome.
Ministry Team
Priest-in-Charge
Revd Frances Quist
Associate Priest
Revd Jenny d'Esterre
Reader
Carol Lee
Parish Administration
Moni Mitchell (Mon, Wed - Thursday mornings) 01452 300388
Church Wardens
Pam Marsh 01452 304892
Pat Morefield 01452 413424
Click here to find us
Revd Frances Quist
Associate Priest
Revd Jenny d'Esterre
Reader
Carol Lee
Parish Administration
Moni Mitchell (Mon, Wed - Thursday mornings) 01452 300388
Church Wardens
Pam Marsh 01452 304892
Pat Morefield 01452 413424
Click here to find us
Weddings, Baptisms, and Funerals
Please contact the office if you would like to talk about any of these.
We are committed to marrying anyone who lives in our parish who has not been married before and we will warmly consider marrying those who have been married and divorced.
We offer blessings for any who want to celebrate their love for one another.
We are committed to marrying anyone who lives in our parish who has not been married before and we will warmly consider marrying those who have been married and divorced.
We offer blessings for any who want to celebrate their love for one another.
Links
'Click here' for a jesusradicals web site.
ReplyDeleteI'm curious as to how many of the St Katherine & St Hilda's parishioners give tuppence for the Jesus Radicals? And I speak as someone who took a great deal of interest in anarchist theory in my younger days, and still think a little less top down authority, and a bit more of people arming themselves with the authority of knowledge, would be good things.
Well, Joe, you may have a point, and Gloucester diocese in general struggles to get their heads around an Anglican Priest with anarchist leanings. And why wouldn't they; it makes little logical sense.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the article itself is fairly tame which is where the link is directing the reader and Christian hospitality has meant that Christian anarchist ideas, insofar as they are preached at St Katharine's, are at least given a fair hearing.
Love,
Keith