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From our vicar, Fr Neil Brunskill

One of the quiet details in the Easter story is easy to miss. The resurrection
takes place in a garden.
John’s Gospel tells us that the tomb was in a garden, and that Mary Magdalene
at first mistook the risen Jesus for the gardener. It is a small detail, but it is full of
meaning.
The Bible itself begins in a garden. In the Garden of Eden humanity first walked
with God, and it was there that sin and death entered the world. The harmony of
creation was broken and, ever since, humanity has lived with the consequences
of that loss. Yet the story does not end there.

Read the rest of Fr Neil’s letter

Revd Neil Brunskill

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All Souls’ service

All Souls’ service

Our service for All Souls’ will take place on Monday 2nd November at 8pm. Please write the names of family and friends you would like to be remembered in CAPITALS on the sheet at the back of church.

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Harvest Festival 18 October

Harvest Festival 18 October

Harvest Foliage Needed – The flower team would be grateful to receive donations of garden foliage and flowers for our Harvest Festival display. There will be buckets of water in the flower vestry from Thursday 15th until 10am Friday 16th to place your foliage in....

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Domestic Abuse Forum

Domestic Abuse Forum

we hope you will join us to find out more about this important issue. There will be talks from charities and official organisations as well as testimonies from survivors - both male and female; followed by an opportunity to ask questions. Monday 12 October from 7pm in...

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Our Vision…

‘We seek to be an open and loving church, growing in faith and confidence and joyfully sharing God’s love with all.’

Our Priorities

Tell

To proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom by Evangelism, particularly through building relationships with people attending the various activities outside of Sunday worship services. [1 Peter 3:15]

 

 

 

Transform

To transform unjust structures in our churches, community and society.
To challenge violence of every kind and pursue peace and reconciliation.
To speak out on injustice that effects our local community. [Micah 6:8]

Teach

To teach, baptise and nurture (both new & existing believers)
Introduce alternative services/Fresh Expressions (including new forms of worship, offering Worship music/gospel hymns, providing food) aimed at young people and/or those who for various reasons wouldn’t feel able to come on a Sunday morning to a more traditional service. [Matthew 28:19]

Treasure

To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and renew the life of earth.
Environmental Strategy – this includes looking at ways to reduce our carbon footprint and the possibility of solar panels on the roof. [Genesis 1:31]

Tend

To respond to human need by loving service and care by:
Continued support for our Sunday Drop In for the homeless.
Continuing with the Toddler Group and Community Garden.
Starting a food bank collection at church and centre.
Increasing our Financial Strength through our giving:
Meeting our Parish Support Fund Pledge,
Collecting for Christian Aid and the Children’s Society,
Supporting local, national, and worldwide emergencies. [Philippians 4:19]

All Souls’ service

Our service for All Souls’ will take place on Monday 2nd November at 8pm. Please write the names of family and friends you would like to be remembered in CAPITALS on the sheet at the back of church.

Harvest Festival 18 October

Harvest Foliage Needed – The flower team would be grateful to receive donations of garden foliage and flowers for our Harvest Festival display. There will be buckets of water in the flower vestry from Thursday 15th until 10am Friday 16th to place your foliage in....

Domestic Abuse Forum

we hope you will join us to find out more about this important issue. There will be talks from charities and official organisations as well as testimonies from survivors - both male and female; followed by an opportunity to ask questions. Monday 12 October from 7pm in...

Recital after Choral Evensong

October’s recital will be given by the brilliant David Swinson, former Head of Music at Trinity School, where he built one of the finest school music departments in Britain. David has now returned to performing internationally as a solo organist, as well as directing...

lunchtime Piano recital

On Thursday October 15 at 1.00pm St Mildred’s will be hosting a lunchtime recital, given by the finest pianists from Trinity School. Trinity School’s top pianists compete in this years’ prestigious Trinity-Steinway Scholarship 2026-2027. This recital round forms part...

Please help the Night Shelter

between 9am on 28 September and 6pm on 12 October , you can donate to help fund the Croydon Together Night Shelter for the homeless in our area. During those 2 weeks, any contributions will be match funded, thanks to an extraordinary donation from an anonymous...
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