Benefice Events & News

Easter Events Across our Benefice

 

Simple shared meal followed by Communion at St Mary's Hall, Dawlish Warren

Maunday Thursday at 6pm, simple shared meal followed by communion - suitable for all ages! Please add your name to the lists in one of the churches or email us if you would like to come.

Sunrise Service at Dawlish Warren, followed by breakfast in St Mary's hall

Easter Sunday at 7am, followed by breakfast in St Mary's Hall if you would like to join us for breakfast please add your name to the lists in one of the churches or email us.

St George's Drop in

There will be a drop in at St George's, Holcombe, on March 6th between 2pm-4pm. All welcome.

 

Holy Communion at St Gregory's

An open invitation to Midweek Communion Each Wednesday at 10am, a group gathers in the upper narthex at St Gregory's to join in a quiet celebration of Holy Communion. The service was moved up there during the winter, in order to be warm, but when Spring came, the regulars were unanimous in staying there as they found the more comfortable, intimate space to be particularly appropriate for this celebration. Some come in addition to their attendance on Sundays. For others, it's an alternative which they recommend to anyone who is finding Sunday services difficult, as many people do, especially in later years. Though the service is in St Gregory's, EVERYONE is welcome. It's for the whole benefice. We are grateful to the retired clergy who make it possible every week. Please join us!

 

Churchyard at St Gregory's

The St. Gregory’s Biodiversity Project aims to manage areas within the churchyard for the benefit of wildlife and biodiversity. We are a small group of volunteers who usually work on Wednesday mornings, but other times are possible. We encourage people to adopt a patch, or particular graves, to look after. Perhaps you have expertise to contribute, or a few seeds to spare.

We have uncovered many headstones that have been swallowed by vegetation and there are many more awaiting discovery. We work in liaison with Teignbridge District Council and the PCC.

If you would like to get involved, please contact me, Dave Hutton at dave.dawlishww@gmail.com.

 

Benefice Administrator

After over 4 years as Parish Administrator, Sabrina has informed St Gregory’s Churchwardens, Leena and Richard, that she will be resigning from her post as of the 14th March. Linda and the churchwardens are in discussions about what to do regarding church administration. An update will be given when there is one.

 

Forget-me-not Cafe

 

 

Bishop of Exeter - Gardens open to public

 

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