Easter!

The bank holiday weekend is past, the Easter school holidays are coming to an end and we continue to celebrate the encounters with Jesus after his resurrection. Jesus met his friends again and their minds had been opened by the extraordinary events of Easter. His words seem more powerful and more personal, for example, to […]

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Chicken or egg?

Which came first Easter or Christmas? At the time of Roman domination, one man being tortured to death was not unusual and neither, I suspect, was an unmarried mother. Jesus coming alive again, was at the centre of the new beliefs which brought enduring joy, peace and love to many people from the beginning. I […]

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The Little Things

Daffodils on St David’s day are a lovely way to start March. The Welsh saint’s words “Be joyful, keep the faith, and do the little things that you have heard and seen me do.” are well-known. We continue our lent meetings around the area and all are welcome to join us. On Thursday 7 March […]

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Spring awakening

The evenings are getting lighter and the spring bulbs are coming up. To shake off that winter feeling, we are having a fun quiz on Saturday 10 February at 2:30pm. Don’t forget 13 February is Shrove Tuesday or Pancake day and Valentine’s on the 14th. It’s just as Lent begins. Lent is the period which […]

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December Dates

Welcome to our Christmas events Charity Coffee Morning Saturday 2nd December, 10 am – 12 noon Carol Service, Sunday 17th December, 6:30 pm Christmas Day, Monday 25th December, 11 am Come and celebrate the heart of Christmas

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Remembering…

The poster of poppies has the caption “Time to Remember”… We’ve passed All Saint’s day and look forward to fireworks and poppies.  On Sunday 5 November, at 3pm, in Trinity church, High Wycombe, there will be a short, simple service when we remember those who have died by name and giving thanks for their lives. […]

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Life surrounds us

On the Green Day, it was great to have so many visitors in the church meadow focusing on nature and what we can do to help to protect it. From 14 July to 6 August, the Big Butterfly Count is asking people to stop for 15 minutes and record the butterflies and moths that they […]

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May Celebrations

Following Easter, the month of May has a lot to celebrate too. The King’s coronation on the Saturday is followed by a coronation cake at Cores End on Sunday 7 May. Join us at 10:30am for our family service. Bank holiday Monday is also “No Socks” day which I will be celebrating on my own! Later […]

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