;)
Posted: April 2018
On a shelf in the Quiet Space/ vestry on the ground floor of the community centre, we now have a copy of the NirV Accessible New Testament. This is suitable for people with sight loss and has been donated by The Torch Trust. Anyone is free to borrow this occasionally.
The Torch Trust provides Christian resources and activities for blind and partially sighted people worldwide. To find out more about their work, click here.
popular recent storiesAlso in the news
The Mid Bucks University of the Third Age (U3A), is hosting an event here this Thursday, February 27th. There will be a talk in our main hall entitled 'London Parks'. The speaker is Steve Baskerville, and some will remember the excellent talks he has given over the last couple of years. Anyone interested will be very welcome. The cost, £2 to include tea and biscuits, but free to...
Derek Bernstone's creative writing skills are on display again in this year's 2020-21 SOS programme. As usual, food is a key element in their monthly events. As well as their famous Easter breakfast, intriguing titles include, Never too early for Turkey, Cards and cakes, A bowl of Pizza, Safari on the streets of Stone, Pilgrims of fast food, Fundraiser with chips and Last Christmas meal...
As the period of Lent begins next Wednesday, February 26th, Richard shares some thoughts on the subject... " Traditionally, this season of fasting is seen as a time to give things up...Lent, a proper fast, I think, is about doing — taking something up to aid the spiritual dimension. This can be a host of things, from the obviously religious like Bible study and prayer through to a decision...
Coming events
Hall/4/5/6
Hall
Welcome Space
Rooms 4/5/6/7
Latest news
