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News and Updates 29.10.26

News and Updates 22.10.26 

 

Come and join us in a churchyard tidy-up! Holy Cross, Seend
Saturday 31st October from 10:00am – 12:30(ish).
Bring your loppers, rakes, brooms, secateurs

We will supply the tea and biscuits!

 

Evening Home Group for working Adults
Are you interested in joining a home group that meets in the evening, for people who work during the day, to pray, socialise, and explore faith together? There are at least six people interested in attending one. If you’d like to join them, let Gerry know on rev@gerrylynch.co.uk or 07521 440 622.

 

The Open the Book Team in Potterne and Worton needs your help
Open the Book (OtB) is an exciting storytelling project. As invited guests in school, teams prepare and present a 10–15-minute scripted Bible story to a school assembly, involving the children as much as possible.

If you would like to know more about this valuable outreach role, please have a chat with Jean Lane at Christ Church, Worton or Jackie Sawyer at St Mary’s, Potterne.

Jean Lane: phone: 01380 722069, email – joje@talktalk.net
Jackie Sawyer: phone: 07810 132936, email – jackiesawyer50@gmail.com

Rev Gerry’s Photo Talks Autumn 2026
If you missed some of Gerry’s photo-illustrated talks the first time they ran, he is repeating three of his talks this autumn – all for church funds. Don’t miss these excellent opportunities to travel the world in your imagination. Proceeds are for church funds and you can book through the links below.

 

Night photograph of Xi'an's ancient city wall fortifications. A traditional Chinese gate tower with golden glazed tile roof is dramatically lit in the centre, flanked by red paper lanterns and red flags with gold poles mounted on the crenellated stone walls. The twilight sky is deep blue; the modern Xi'an skyline glows in the background with numerous high-rise buildings. A stone parapet runs along the foreground wall. Photograph © Gerry Lynch.Change and Charm in China
7 pm, Friday 20 November, Poulshot Village Hall
High tech cities harbour ancient temples in a vast country which has never been more prosperous, or more powerful.
Click to book ticket for £7.50.