This is published once a month, usually on the last Sunday of the previous month (but can slip a week!)

Material for inclusion must be submitted by the 10th of the previous month to :-

 

Tony Reed, 54 Queen Eleanors Rd.  Email:-  anthony.reed2@ntlworld.com

In it you will find:-

Church officers inside the front cover: readings for the Sundays:  Prayer intentions for every day: Calendar of events.

And of course the highlight of the magazine, the “Vicar’s Letter”

There will also be some information about other activities, both in the church and the local area, according to information received.

If you haven’t read one, there are always some at the back of the church

A hugely positive and uplifting experience is how I would describe my

experience of attending All Saints Church on 7th October. My name is

David Halpin, I am a Catholic Priest from Ireland. I was in Guildford

visiting some friends and their 1 year old child, Edward, whom I am

lucky enough to be Godfather to. We attended the family service which

I believe is on once a month. I was very impressed with the amount of

work and preparation that the organising team put into this service. The

rapport the presenters had with the children was touching. The teaching,

while very simple and age appropriate, also contained nuggets of wisdom

to feed the soul of all age groups in attendance. I must say I was

wondering where it was going to go when I saw the child being wheeled

out bandaged up as a mummy. St. Paul may not have put it exactly that

way but the point was put across well that every part of the body is necessary.

The visuals of the dancing skeletons on the screen turning into

full bodies as we sang ‘Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones’ for me

put a new and fun twist on Ezekiel’s vision. The singing was uplifting

and the children were allowed to be children and although it was unconventional,

God was worshipped and I imagine was smiling along. I

thank you for the welcome and I wish the community all God’s blessing

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