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The Church House Committee would like to thank everyone who participated in the Safari Supper held on 14th April. The sum of £588 was raised for Church House to help fund the floor refurbishment which had been completed the Thursday before the event.

Many thanks to all who came and contributed a total of £463.19 for Christian Aid. This is an excellent result even though the third lunch fell victim to the recent snow. Special thanks too to the cooks for all the delicious soups we enjoyed with our bread and cheese and to the helpers who served us so efficiently.

David Johnson

Have you noticed the work being done on the churchyard border leading to the Ball Court? We are establishing a Memorial Border for the Interment of Ashes. This will be a beautiful area to visit and remember loved ones, whose names will be inscribed in a Book of Remembrance on display in the..

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For November 2017 we shall be supporting sightSavers. Formerly called the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind, they are an international charity that works with partners in developing countries to treat and prevent all forms of avoidable blindness.

There are seven numbers available in the 100 Club. This is a monthly darw with three prizes - £30, £20 and £10. The annual subscription is £15 per number. This club helps to pay for the running costs of Church House. If you are inhterested in joining or you are an existing member who would like an additional number, please see Ben Grundy (telephone 01963 250363).

Some more photos, taken by Sarah, have been added to the Church Fete slideshow.  Please see slideshows.

A few photos of the Farm Service on 31 July are now available as a slideshow.  See Farm Service.

Photos of the Church Fete on 16 July can be see.  Please see Slideshows.

Over 20 of us popped into church on Monday evening to pray. Some stayed for 30 minutes others stayed for the full 2 hours. There were a number of prayer stations to visit on the theme of the Lord's Prayer. Thank you to those who came. There was a lovely prayerful atmosphere in church.

We have had some very stormy weather in the period between Christmas and New Year. Much of the country has been flooded. This is a rainbow that appeared briefly on New Years Day over Milborne Port Church

Lovely carol service made all the more atmospheric with the pew lanterns made by Robert. Also thank you to Pat who organised the service and for all those who made mince pies and served mulled wine. The choir sang 4 anthems including one sung in Norwegian and Reidun wore her national dress. This was the 4th carol service in the Benefice