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Parish Newsletter

This section contains articles from senior members of clergy for parish magazines.


Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - January 2025

Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - Robins

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Parish News - January 2025 - Printable Newsletter

A downloadable and print-friendly newsletter to insert in parish magazines

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Parish Magazine Article - January 2025

January marks the beginning of our Diocesan Year of Engagement. Our prayer is simply that each parish in the diocese will take time during 2025 prayerfully to reflect on the needs of the community around them and on the gospel and work out how the needs of one and the joy of the other could meet – and then to begin to implement that mission.

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Parish News - December 2024 - Printable Newsletter

A downloadable and print-friendly newsletter to insert in parish magazines

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Parish Magazine Article - December 2024

Expressions of seasonal enthusiasm have changed, and I wonder how many people today really understand the original language of Christmas anymore. “To us is born a saviour” What does that mean and why should it matter?

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Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - December 2024

Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - Christmas decorations

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Parish News - November 2024 - Printable Newsletter

A downloadable and print-friendly newsletter to insert in parish magazines

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Parish Magazine Article - November 2024

“History repeats itself; it has to, no-one listens!” These are words we do well to remember in our current international climate, with wars in the middle east and Ukraine.

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Parish Magazine God's Acre Content - November 2024

Parish magazine content each month from the team at Caring for God's Acre - People love to visit churches

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Parish Magazine Article - October 2024

Halloween has its heart in the Old English word 'hallowed' meaning holy or sanctified. In the Christian tradition it was a day of preparation and fasting prior to celebrating All Saints day.

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