Parish Church in Ampfield, Chilworth and North Baddesley
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Jill Low dropped in on All Saints on her sponsored journey to visit every church in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. She is helping bring All Saints Fleet back to life after an arson attack. All Saints Fleet suffered a devastating arson attack in 2015. The church community are on a massive journey to …
A social craft evening at All Saints North Baddesley drew 12 people together to explore their creativity, new crafts and community. Pyrography (wood burning), beading and painting on pottery were among the activities on offer in in All Saints Church Tuesday 23 July, one of the hottest nights of the year. The Adult craft sessions …
Serve the common good: share produce from our gardens with those in need. The Eco Tip for this week. If you are a gardener and have surplus harvest: share with your neighbours. Enjoy #realfood Garden harvests of vegetables and fruit are at their most productive during the school summer holidays. During this time families living …
Lead theft at St Mark, Ampfield has damaged 24m of the roof of this historic church.
Mary, Martha and the Moon – 50 years after Apollo 11. A challenge for all of us to asses how busyness interferes with contemplating God’s love.
We are running out of pollinating insects: Ecotip: Plant flowers for bees and other insects; try for a long flowering season so they always have food available.
The 2019 Digital Day for the Diocese of Winchester brought the Church of England social media champion Liz Morgan to train on developments in social media and A Church Near You. Watch, and let Liz explain what’s it was all about.
In Acts the believers were recorded as ‘having everything in common’. Could building a reuse tradition in @acbchurch benefit our communities both practically and theologically?
As we look towards the holy-days: the root of the whole idea of holiday, Jesus’ offers up something amazing with that phrase “rest for your souls”. It’s a whole new meaning to the summer holiday. – From The Vicar’s Column July 2019
This week in the ecochurch collection: Water for wildlife, and a developing world perspective on how we look at water from a theological point of view – an issue of increasing importance as Global Heating and migration pose continuing challenges.
