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New Priest!
The Rev'd Dr. Rebecca Applin Warner will be ordained priest at Ely Cathedral on Saturday 28th June at 4pm. Members of our congregation and parish are warmly invited to attend the service. Please do pray for Becky and St Paul's as we work together to proclaim the love of God in word and deed.
A Sunny Weekend Away
St Paul's had an enriching weekend away at the Othona Community in Essex May 2025, with our weekend speaker, John Bell, of the Iona Community. The Othona Community is an ecumenical community situated at Bradwell-on-Sea, right next to St Peter on-the-Wall, Chapel. John Bell taught us some new songs that he has written, as well as speaking widely about little known Biblical stories that challenge our assumptions about God. The weekend included great home-made food, a chance to swim in the sea, discussion, getting to know one another, children's activities and more.
New Staff Member Announced!
Jonathan Pott has been appointed our new Centre Manager, and will be joining the team early July 2025. He comes to us with experience from the commercial sector as well as a sense of calling to work for the church.
Annual Parochial Church Meeting, 18/05/25
Congratulations to Jonathan Chaplin re-elected as Church Warden;
Jeremy Whitton-Spriggs elected as Assistant Warden;
Andy Gordon and Marion Saunders elected as PCC Members.
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