The churches are very active in the local community, with much to report.
Come along to the Willowbed Hall, Chickerell on Saturday 27 September at 7.30 to enjoy the fantastic music performed by Serenade and indulge in a super homemade supper.
Organised by the Weymouth Deanery Committee, all proceeds will support The Children’s Society. For further information and tickets (£12, must be purchased in advance) please ring 01305 775481.
18 August 2008
11 August 2008
Everyone is invited to join the Sociable Strollers at 1.30 pm on Saturday 13th September for a sponsored stroll in aid of the Salisbury Sudan Link.
1 August 2008
The speaker at this year's festival at Emmanuel Church, Southill on 22-25 September will be Alistair Magowan, Archdeacon of Dorset on the theme The Singer and the Song.
20 July 2008
Following the successful launch of Street Pastors in Weymouth on Friday nights we are now opening the next recruitment phase for volunteers.
“During July this year the fourteenth Lambeth Conference will be taking place in Canterbury. The Lambeth Conference is an assembly of all the bishops of the Anglican Communion. Nowadays it takes place once every ten years by invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The conferences began in 1867.”
Saturday 30 August 2008, 10.30am | Elm Tree Inn
This late summer walk will be a local one to avoid the holiday traffic! We meet at the Elm Tree Inn, Langton Herring - all are welcome. Please let Liz or Ann know if you intend to come as we shall be lunching at the Elm Tree after the walk.
Sunday 31 August 2008, 8.00am | Holy Trinity and St Nicholas
The September edition of the Parish Magazine will be available in both churches today ; the deadline for contributions is Sunday August 17th. All contributions welcomed either in church or on e-mail to the Editor at
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Tuesday 2 September 2008, 2.30pm | St Nicholas
The Craft Group will be making Napkin Boxes. All are welcome.
Monday 8 September 2008, 2.30pm | St Nicholas
Our first meeting after the summer will be a brief AGM followed by a talk by Revd Anne Dunn. New members always welcome.