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The Choir at Guildford Cathedral July 2020!
St Mildred's choir will be participating in a brand new venture, and performing as a virtual Visiting Choir for Guildford Cathedral’s online service on 26 July this year. As far as we are aware Guildford is the only Cathedral doing this over the summer, and St...
‘The Bridge’
The June edition of the Diocesan Newspaper - 'The Bridge' can be found here
a poem for Pentecost
WHAT HAPPENED AT PENTECOST? You ask me what it felt like, The day the Spirit came? Well, I can only answer you In terms of wind and flame. How else can I explain it, In words that help you see? It’s nothing that I’ve felt before, It changed the world for me. Just...
June Parish Post
here is the June Parish Post
Pentecost Holy Communion Service – remote worship
Join Roger, our vicar, live streaming from Church at 10 am on 31 May – as he celebrates Holy Communion for Pentecost Sunday To watch live click here: If it’s after 11am and the service has finished, you can watch the recording here which leads to the playlist of...
Thy Kingdom Come
Thy Kingdom Come is a time of prayer between Ascension Day ( 21 May and Pentecost (31 May) We decided to mark this time - not only with prayer but with some rainbow coloured writing on the glass panels at the front of the church. We photographed them - but as ever we...
Food Bank Update
The food bank dates have been extended - and it will be moved - from the Pavilion to the Cedar Room (w.e.f Thursday 28 May) - still accessed via the car park. Please see the attached poster for details
Thy Kingdom Come
Thy Kingdom Come From Ascension Day (21 May) to Pentecost (31 May) we shall be taking part in daily prayer with Christians the world over. There will be streamed services each day at 9am and 5pm from within St. Mildred’s church and a colourful display in our front...
a letter from Roger, our vicar
"One of my favourite hymns (666 in our hymn book) is called ‘I cannot tell’ by William Young Fullerton (1857-1932) which we sing to the tune Londonderry Air." To read more, click here:
Please sponsor Steven!
Steve Chapman, one of our church wardens, has dyed his hair green in an attempt to match the vegetables given out at the Foodbank operating from St Mildred's. Click here to see the photo and to sponsor him in raising funds for the foodbank