Bow Brickhill
Great Brickhill
Little Brickhill
Stoke Hammond
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Bow Brickhill
All Saints Church
Church Road
Bow Brickhill
Milton Keynes MK17 9LQ
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Great Brickhill
St Mary the Virgin Church
Lower Way
Great Brickhill
Milton Keynes, MK17 9AE
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Little Brickhill
St Mary Magdalene Church
Watling Street
Little Brickhill
Milton Keynes, MK17 9NA
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Stoke Hammond
St Lukes Church
Church Road
Stoke Hammond
Milton Keynes, MK17 9BP
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BOW BRICKHILL
NEWS
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GREAT BRICKHILL
NEWS
MAJOR GRANT AWARD:
from National Churches Trust Last Chance Churches appeal - to view press release:- Click Here
To see St Mary's listed on the National Churches Trust website:- Click Here
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LITTLE BRICKHILL
NEWS
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STOKE HAMMOND
NEWS
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DAILY MESSAGE
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** CHURCH SERVICES **
The services across the Benefice follow a four month cycle.
Click on the relevant link below for a current PDF file of the services for:- September
SERVICES IN THE BENEFICE THIS WEEK:
The services in the Benefice on 15th September, the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity, are:-
9.30 (Bow Brickhill) Holy Communion
9.30 (Stoke Hammond) Morning Worship
11.00 (Great Brickhill) Harvest Family Service, followed by a Bring & Share Lunch
To download a PDF with full details for the current month's services and readings:- Click Here
The readings for Sunday 15th September:-
Isaiah 50: 4-9a; James 3: 1-12; Mark 8: 27-38
Harvest Readings:-
Deuteronomy 26: 1-11; Philippians 4: 4-9; Matthew 13: 3-9
LATEST "PATHWAYS" EDITION:
To download the latest copy of Pathways, the magazine for the people of the Diocese of Oxford:- Click Here
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All Things New
September 2024
Dear friends,
September can be a time of new beginnings. Children are going back to new classes and teachers, and some are going to new schools. Young people are starting college or university courses, or perhaps starting their first job. For many people it is a time for going back to work and everyday routines after the summer holidays, and often this involves something new.
Many people think of church as being all about things that are very old. We have many old church buildings that have been used over many centuries, and some of our services and hymns have been used for many years, but this can give a false impression.
For the heart of the Christian faith tells us that God is very interested in change – change in our lives, attitudes and behaviour, and change in the way our world works. The gospel – the good news – of our faith is that we can be changed and made new. We have the riches of our heritage to draw on and learn from, but at the same time the call of Jesus is always to follow, to be ready to change, and move on into something new.
For God says, “Behold, I am making all things new.” (Revelation 21: 5)
Revd John Waller
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