St. Peter and St. Paul, Deddington
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Vicar: Revd. Dr. Hugh White Curate: Revd. Dr. Daniel Inman |
The historic Church of St. Peter and St. Paul is the Parish Church of Deddington. It is open daily from 8:15am to 5pm.
All are welcome to visit the churches and attend any of the services in Deddington or at St. John the Evangelist, Hempton.
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Every 10:30 Sunday service is broadcast live via ChurchTV.
We also share Evening Prayers every weekday evening at 18:00 and as many other services and events as we can throughout the year.
If you cannot join us in person then please feel free to join the service online.
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Proposed Internet Cafe in the Parish Church.
Deddington Parochial Church Council wishes to seek the views of Deddingtonians on the provision of an Internet Cafe within the 'Living Room' at the back of the Parish Church.
We envisage a setup similar to that available in Deddington Library. We understand that the Library's current provision of computer facilities is heavily utilised and we would seek to offer a provision complementary to, rather than in competition with, that of the Library.
We propose offering not only internet access but also computer skills training to all.
Before we invest in this project we would like to ask for feedback from the community.
Would you like to see an increased provision of publicly available internet services in Deddington?
Would you be interested in help getting to grips with the internet?
Would you yourself use either or both of the services we propose:
1) internet access in the Parish Church;
2) computer skills training in the Church?
Please contact Hugh with your comments.
01869 349869, vicarhugo@hotmail.com
Romanian Foyer Trust
Last Sunday we were joined by members of the Romainian Foyer Trust.
The Romanian Foyer Trust exists to provide for the relief of young persons in Romania, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress or who are victims of racial discrimination.
The Foyer concept is to provide for the needs of those young people leaving orphanages ill-equipped to find skilled work and to improve their own conditions, and those of their own children for the future.
We aim to achieve this in particular by the provision of accommodation and the advancement of education of the young people by the provision of access, training and guidance and support for employment, with a view to improving their quality of life.
You can find out more about the people who work for and with the Trust, and our fundraising events, by following this link to the Trust website.
ANGELS FOR ST MICHAEL'S, PLEASE
We are not far off the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, our Patronal Festival at Barford St Michael Church. The Festival will be celebrated at 4.00pm on Sunday September 26th in St Michael's (the actual Feast Day is 29th). I'd like to fill the Church with Angels for that Festival and so would like to invite people (Barfordians and others) to make one or more angels of any size and material - Angel Scarecrows very welcome! - and bring it to Church for that occasion. Or what about bringing an angel back from your summer holiday travels - they are usually easy enough to find! If you just want to bring a picture, that would be fine. If you can't get to Church on the day, we can collect your angel
(s). Clubs and Societies might like to contribute a communal angel as well, and it needn't stop with us in the Benefice, so ask your friends elsewhere. I've already asked Deddington Primary School to join in.
And don't forget...
The Parish Show, 4th September.
Entry forms are available here.
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Patrons of the Living are the Dean & Chapter of Windsor and the Bishop of Oxford jointly.
The Parish Church is also an important focal point for a variety of village activities such as choral and orchestral concerts, drama productions, music workshops, craft fairs and markets. Its amenities - including modern kitchen, disabled, ladies and gentlemen's toilets, a loop system for the hard of hearing - make it ideal for such purposes.
Refreshments are usually available at all such functions as well as after every 10.30am Sunday service.
Listen again
If you would like to listen to the recording of the Wednesday Eucharist held on 25th August, please click on the play icon at the left of the black bar below.
If you would like to listen to the recording of the Sunday Eucharist held on 29th August, please click on the play icon at the left of the black bar below.
Please click here for the complete list of recorded services.
Wewill be broadcasting, live, every Sunday 10:30 service, Evening Prayers every weekday at 18:00 and will also broadcast many other events throughout the year.