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« PLEASE NOTE - Sunday 4th March | Main | Reflections »

Sunday, March 04, 2018

...I am there with them!

SNOWWhat a morning!
Indeed what a week!

It was supposed to have been our Communion Service this morning but after much deliberation the decision was taken on Friday to err on the side of caution and postpone Communion following the 14" of snow that had driven in.

In order that the Church was open for anyone who needed it (or had simply missed all the warnings), Ruth decided that if at all possible we would be there with a warm welcome. Come 10am there were 8 of us and a shortened service of worship took place in our sanctuary... followed by a welcome cup of tea/coffee and a chat.

A good mornings work and well worth the effort...
 for where two or three come together in my name, I am there with them

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