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posted by: Joan Vine | on: Wednesday, 30 January 2019, 17:23

St Aidan came from the Island of Lona, he was an Irish monk. He lived in the seventh century at a time when Christianity was quite new in England, and the pagans of the time greatly resisted the work he felt he had to do. Very little, if anything was known about the word of God and there was only one church in the whole of England. The newly conv ... read more
Posted: 30 Jan 2019 | There are 0 comments | make a comment / view comments
posted by: Joan Vine | on: Wednesday, 23 January 2019, 10:24
English for Women are currently recruiting for a Project Assistant to join our small, friendly team on a fixed term contract until 31st January 2020. Our core values of Connection, Communication and Culture will be at the centre of your work, and you will have the drive and determination to make a difference to the lives of others on a daily basis ... read more
Posted: 23 Jan 2019 | There are 0 comments | make a comment / view comments
posted by: Joan Vine | on: Wednesday, 16 January 2019, 11:18

MU WWPresident Lynne Tembey received an honour for her services to the Mothers’ Union for almost 40 years. A special service was held at Lambeth Palace by the Archbishop of Canterbury for Lynne, where she was presented with the Cross of St Augustine. Among the congregation were Mothers’ Union Trustees, staff and friends. Archbishop Jus ... read more
Posted: 16 Jan 2019 | There are 0 comments | make a comment / view comments
posted by: Joan Vine | on: Wednesday, 9 January 2019, 18:05

This newsletter, the first in 2019, wishes you all a very happy New Year, a healthy and peaceful year too. You are reminded that the theme for 2019 is Listen, Observe, Act – in Step with God. This follows on from the MULOA activities last year and Judith and the diocesan speakers look forward to sharing this with members during the year. The ... read more
Posted: 9 Jan 2019 | There are 0 comments | make a comment / view comments
posted by: Joan Vine | on: Wednesday, 2 January 2019, 15:41

As the winter days and nights set-in, let us remember and pray for all those who are alone and cannot afford heating, those who are elderly, those who have no home and must sleep on the cold paving stones. Let us remember before God all those selfless Mothers’ Union members now passed away. Those like Mollie Merchant who gave of their time ... read more
Posted: 2 Jan 2019 | There are 0 comments | make a comment / view comments