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Dear friends,


I hope you and your loved ones are well.


Please find attached


  • The April Pewsheet from St George's

  • An invitation from Andy Perry to help raise funds for church


A reminder that this Sunday 29th March is Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week. 


*the above image may be AI-generated . . .


We're doing church a bit differently this week, starting with breakfast at 9am.


The clergy will be rustling up some bacon baps (there will also be vegan and gluten free options) to prepare us for the procession around church from 10.15am.


Please do join us for this special act of witness to the wider community.


I hope you can join us for some of the Holy Week services.


There is an event or service in church each day to help us walk with Jesus through his final days.


I have always found Holy Week to be a transformative time - a space of learning and prayer that God uses to grow me as a disciple. I recommend taking part in as much as you can!



With prayers and best wishes,

Sam



Dear friends,


I hope you and your loved ones are well.


Please find attached:



We were greatly encouraged by Bishop Esther's ministry and teaching among us on Sunday 22nd February. Please see a photo (courtesy of Andy Butler) below!


Our Lent sermon series on Technology & Faith continues this Sunday 1st March, 10.30am. You are warmly invited to join us.



Wishing you a blessed Lent,

Fr Sam



Dear friends,


I hope this finds you and your loved ones well. 


Please find attached:


- Pewsheet for February 2026: News & Notices

- Prayer Calendar for February 2026



Looking ahead:


Bishop Esther's Visit: Sunday 22nd February (Lent 1), 10.30am


The Bishop of Aston will preside and preach on Technology & Faith (our theme for Lent). All are invited to join us, including for a soup lunch after the service. 

We invite you to bring bread (shop-bought or home-made) from your own culture/cuisine, to celebrate the wonderful diversity of St George's.


Ash Wednesday: 18th February 



Contacting the Ministry Team


Members of the ministry team are available for pastoral care and conversation. We are here for you, so please do approach us in church!

Even if we can't speak at length in that particular moment we will make sure that we arrange a good time and place to talk further with you.


If you want to make contact with a member of our team during the week, please use the email addresses/phone numbers on the pewsheet to get in touch.


If you need to write, letters should be sent to the church postal address and include the sender's name so that we can respond to your enquiry. Thank you.




With prayers and best wishes,

Fr Sam



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