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Our next Messy Church will be on 27 June.  Fore more information please check out our Messy Church page on this web site.

Our Quiet Day this year at Hyning is on Wednesday, 19 June.  The day starts with coffee at 10 am, there will be a cooked lunch and we leave about 4 pm after afternoon tea.  During the day, between sessions led by Deacon Lyn Gallimore, there will

You are warmly invited to join us during the festive season.  Sunday 16 December – Carol Service, Sunday 23 December – Almost Christmas, 25 December – Christmas Day Service.  All of the Services are at 10.30 am.

Thursday, 22nd November at 3.30 will be our next Messy Church.  For more information please check out our Messy Church page on our web site.

On a gloriously hot weekend (Friday 29th June – Sunday 1st July) twenty nine member of St John’s spent time together at Abbot Hall. It was a time of relaxation and of getting to know each other even better. The theme of the weekend was made plain

On Tuesday 12th June our regular Food for Thought evening had a distincly African theme. We began with an African meal inspired by Sally Annan-Mensah who prepared soups based on her own homeland of Ghana. Following this we were able to enjoy lemon tart and milk tart

Thursday, 28 June, at 3.30 pm will be our next Messy Church.  For more information please check out our Messy Church page on our web site.

Following on from the success of last year’s course, this new Lent Course will be taking place during February and March.  The Discussion Course will be based on  ‘Another Story Must Begin’ by Jonathan Meyer.  There will be showings of the film ‘Les Miserables’ in the week

On Sunday 26th November 2017 St John’s took part in the circuit Mission Fair. Each church displayed material to show what they are doing in all sorts of areas of Mission. There was a large variety of projects to stimulate new ideas amongst those visiting the different

Food for Thought – Tuesday 3rd October 2017 This was an opportunity to share our thoughts about harvest in the affluent western world with the situation in Kakrao, Kenya, with which we enjoy a Mission Partnership. The previous Sunday was our Harvest Festival celebration and people brought