Have you spotted the baby on the streets?
Lower Earley has launched Operation Silent Baby to remind people of the true meaning of Christmas.
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Earley churches continue to support virus-affected
CHURCHES in Earley and Lower Earley are working together to help those most affected by the Coronavirus. With support from ...
Churches in Earley help most vulnerable during coronavirus lockdown
“People are being really appreciative that we’re willing to take on things that are a bit outside the box. Volunteers ...
Earley churches team up to launch new community hub
Churches in Earley and Lower Earley have come together to form a community hub to help those most affected by ...
Lower Earley church to hold live nativity experience – with animals – tomorrow
A CHURCH in Lower Earley is preparing to welcome all creatures great and small this Sunday as it celebrates Christmas. ...
Lower Earley church puts a focus on sharing the F-Word
High emotion was encouraged by a provocative F-Word exhibition held at a Lower Earley church, writes Taz Usher. The four-day ...
Church to focus on the F Word for new exhibition
A CHURCH in Lower Earley is to hold an exhibition on the F word. Gillian Dare OBE, a Trustee of ...
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