Lent courses at All Saints Church
Lent courses at All Saints Church
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Sunday group for children at The Cornerstone
Sunday group for children at The Cornerstone
Church invites visitors to imagine the future
Church invites visitors to imagine the future
Vigil held in Wokingham churchyard to mark International Conscientious Objectors’ Day
Wokingham people marked International Conscientious Objectors? Day with a moving vigil held in All Saints churchyard in the town
Church notes: To have faith is to be sure
Recent events have brought into question the importance of trust and faith. Many believe they are the same thing but ...
IN THE COMMUNITY: Chrispen joins All Saints Church
Chrispen Gumbs has joined All Saints Church as a priest in training.
Changes to family Sunday service at All Saints Church
Sunday services at All Saints Church in Wokingham are changing, and places need to be registered by Saturday lunchtime.
Wokingham church consults on plan to move memorial stones to create new parish rooms
WORK on the £3 million restoration project at an historic Wokingham church has begun, including a consultation on the relocation ...
The Self Delusion: the surprising science of how we are connected and why that matters, a new talk coming to Wokingham
Next month, University of Reading Professor of Ecology Tom Oliver will talk about his compelling new book at All Saints ...
Say yes to life this Lent
This year All Saints Church’s Lent course will use the new book by Ruth Valerio “Saying Yes to Life”. More ...
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