Author Archives: Ali Coombs

A man owned a vineyard and needed a crewTo tend to his land — there was plenty to do.He called out to people downtown in the square,“Come work hard all day and I’ll pay you what’s fair.”God, you call and you send; there is work here to do.There’s your whole world to tend; may weContinue reading “A Man Owned a Vineyard”

Saturday 3 October – Tickets available now!

Saturday 24 October at St. Paul’s, from 12-4pm – fundraising event for the Eusebia Hope Foundation, with African food, linked with Black History Month, in St. Paul’s Church Room

Sunday 8th November – Remembrance Sunday, 9am St. Agatha’s, then wreath for Major Berryman VC, 10.55am at the Memorial, followed by a Service of Remembrance in St. Paul’s, with Footsteps Sunday School for younger children

The next Connections Cafe is Tuesday 22 September. Golden Connections Café is a newly created group which is open to all older adults, including those with dementia and their carers to come along and create memories and make connections. Whether you’re looking to engage in activities, make new friends,or simply enjoy a relaxing afternoon, thisContinue reading “Golden Connections Cafe”

Congratulations on your engagement! We are delighted that you are thinking about a church wedding and look forward to hearing from you and to working with you towards your special day. For initial enquries about weddings, please contact Maureen Westmarland (01883 345868 or mmwestmarland@gmail.com). It is advisable to do this in the early stages of your planningContinue reading “Getting married?”

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Learn about the wonderful stained glass windows at St. Paul’s. All text and photographs taken from the book, ‘The Windows of St. Paul’s Church, Woldingham’ printed in 2020: This book is dedicated to The Reverend Dr Catherine Dowland-Pillinger and the Woldingham Parochial Church Council, the Woldingham History Society, and the Reverend Charles Bradshaw, former VicarContinue reading “Stained Glass windows”