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Vision
This is God’s world and we are His people. Together and in teams we serve a living God who has created all things, intervened in human history and is still active. Our mission through prayer and action is to serve our community with care and kindness so that everyone is accepted and welcomed, and to care for the environment and the wider world as we are able.
God calls us to courage in prayer and worship so that we can reach up to Him and He can shine into our church community.
Our Mission Action Plan and Team Structure are designed to support this vision in accordance with the Five Marks of Mission.
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Ladies Chill Out Evening
St Augustine’s church is hosting a Ladies Chill Out Evening. Find out more …
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Worm Charming
Worm charming??? Come and see.
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Pew News for Sunday 28 April
Read our Pew News for the fifth Sunday of Easter.
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Tapestry Talks 2024
Come and learn about the story behind our tapestry …
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Prayer Spaces – every day extraordinary
Read about our “every day extraordinary” Prayer Space, Saturday April 13 2024.
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Video: Sunday morning Holy Communion Service 2024-04-14: Easter 3.
Watch our Holy Communion Service for Easter 3, with visiting musicians “Celtish”.
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FSW St Patrick’s Day Spring Supper
Read Chris’ account of the recent FSW Spring Supper – fascinating! Thank you, Sue and Chis for organising this event.
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We’ve been spotted!
We’ve been spotted on the Diocesan Facebook page: see top right photo.
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Scarecrow Success!
At the March session of Funday Monday at St Augustine’s Church the children had a great time making a scarecrow to enter into the Flower Show at the Millennium Village Centre. Every year Scaynes Hill Cricket Club sponsors this class and the winners receive the Scaynes Hill Cricket Club Trophy. Could we possibly win the…
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Care for Veterans
During Lent we have been learning more about the charities we support as a church. Last Thursday, Beverley treated us to an inspiring account of the work of Care for Veterans, including insights into her time as Chaplain. Thank you, Beverley.
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Good Friday Grass
Margaret writes: Good Friday Grass, a constituent of old hay meadows, is flowering in the churchyard now – in time for Good Friday. Technically, it is not a grass, it is a wood-rush. You may also know it as Chimney sweepers.
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Wheels for the World
Read Gaynor’s account of her encounter with Wheels for the World in Rio de Janiero, and her description of this amazing charity. Talk first delivered at Lent Course Thursday, March 14 2024.
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