Brinkley - Burrough Green - Carlton - Dullingham - Stetchworth - Westley Waterless
Reverend Nikki Mann
Welcome to our group of wonderful historic Church of England churches which, although ancient, are very much alive! Our aim is to be an open, welcoming and inclusive Christian community where each person is welcomed and valued and we can share together in God’s love, worship and service.
Please do join us whenever you can, at whichever church you would like to. You will see we have a variety of services on offer throughout the month and special services of healing and remembrance - follow this link to find the current month of services.
At certain times of the year, we also have Christian enquiry courses which can lead to Confirmation if desired. Do come and take a step on the wonderful path of discovery!
Covid-19 - Update from our Priest in Charge
Following our Prime Minister's statement all our churches are now closed, even for private prayer, cleaning and flowers. They will remain locked from Tuesday 24 March until we can open them again (what a glorious day that will be!).
I would like to thank you all for the care of our churches and their importance to you. I know this will be hard for many of us but we remain God's church, which is so much more than the building we meet in.
Do let me know if you would like support, a check-in call, prayer, or the services of a Priest. We are all ready to help one another in whichever way we can always understanding the Government guidance of course.
Please do look after yourselves, and follow all the government advice to protect yourselves and others who are vulnerable.
I attach a Morning and Night Prayer service sheet, prepared by a colleague, where you can add in your own readings, and prayers. It may be you read through one (or more!) of the Gospels.
You can also follow Church of England Daily Prayer (with readings and psalms updated daily) by following the link below. You can even choose contemporary or traditional language!
https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-service-daily-prayer
Know God is with us and this too shall pass..
God hold and bless you,
Nikki
Following our Prime Minister's statement all our churches are now closed, even for private prayer, cleaning and flowers. They will remain locked from Tuesday 24 March until we can open them again (what a glorious day that will be!).
I would like to thank you all for the care of our churches and their importance to you. I know this will be hard for many of us but we remain God's church, which is so much more than the building we meet in.
Do let me know if you would like support, a check-in call, prayer, or the services of a Priest. We are all ready to help one another in whichever way we can always understanding the Government guidance of course.
Please do look after yourselves, and follow all the government advice to protect yourselves and others who are vulnerable.
I attach a Morning and Night Prayer service sheet, prepared by a colleague, where you can add in your own readings, and prayers. It may be you read through one (or more!) of the Gospels.
You can also follow Church of England Daily Prayer (with readings and psalms updated daily) by following the link below. You can even choose contemporary or traditional language!
https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-service-daily-prayer
Know God is with us and this too shall pass..
God hold and bless you,
Nikki
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We have a number of events in our Parishes - click here for the link to events and news and also to our individual Parish Pages - we rely on fundraising and donations (and all our wonderful volunteers) to ensure the up-keep and mission of our Churches and we are very grateful for all donations and support at events.
The Raddesley Benefice is part of the Diocese of Ely
Safeguarding: Promoting a safer church You can contact the Raddesley Group Safeguarding Lead via our Contacts Page or please call 01638 507543. The Diocese of Ely Safeguarding Team, policies and procedures can be found at: www.elydiocese.org/safeguarding/ |
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