THE PARISH CHURCHES of
NORTH MARSTON and GRANBOROUGH
WELCOME
to our churches
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St Mary's Church in North Marston and St John the Baptist Church in Granborough are part of the Schorne Team of Parishes in the Claydon Deanery of the Diocese of Oxford. St Mary's Church is in Local Ecumenical Partnership with Methodist Church. Wesley Centre has a wonderful heritage of Methodist worship in North Marston and continues to be used for worship as well as many community events. Our churches are welcoming and friendly, offering a variety of worship experiences, seeking to know God in a deeper way and making His presence known in our lives and in our village communities. You are most welcome to join us for any of our services or special events.
ST MARY'S CHURCH
NORTH MARSTON
WESLEY CENTRE
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST
CHURCH
GRANBOROUGH
COME AND JOIN US
Through the week we offer a variety of services, events and gatherings and you are most welcome
to join us for any or all of them.
Sunday services in North Marston will return back to regular pattern on Sunday 6th April. Any changes of venue for special services will be announced through the usual publicity and on this website.
NEXT WEEK SERVICES
​ Sunday 27 April 2025
​EASTER 1
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ST MARY'S CHURCH, NORTH MARSTON​​​
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9.30am FAMILY SERVICE
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ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH, GRANBOROUGH
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11.00am FAMILY SERVICE
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ALL ARE WELCOME!​
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THROUGH THE WEEK
THE 3 C's COFFEE MORNINGS
Coffee, Chat and Cake
Wednesday 23rd April
10.15am ‘til 12.00 noon
at Granborough Village Hall,
Everyone is welcome, just turn up
and enjoy the company of friends old and new.
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THURSDAY MORNING PRAYER
Thursday 24 April at 9.30am
in the Wesley Centre
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Come and join us for our Celtic Morning Prayer.
We use liturgy from Northumbria Community,
listen to some reflective music and follow with engaging discussion on appointed biblical readings
as well as current affairs and life in general.
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You can also use the Celtic Prayer for your own personal time of prayer and reflection by following the liturgy and readings of the Morning Prayer from Northumbria Community.
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​​COFFEE MORNING AT WESLEY CENTRE
Friday 25th April at 10.00am​
Join us for tea/coffee and cake
and a chat with friends. All welcome!​​​​​​
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
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ECUMENICAL PRAYERS
in response to the ongoing conflict in the Holy Land.
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God, hear our prayers for peace in the Middle East.
May all people in the region be protected, safe from harm.
We pray that this crisis will end now, with no further loss of life.
God, may the injured and distressed know your healing presence.
May the powerful and the decision-makers follow the paths of justice, mercy and peace.
We pray for recognition of the dignity and value of every life.
May the clamour of violence cease,
Replaced by the beating of swords into ploughshares.
God, in your name,
Amen
(Prayer by Christian Aid)
TO SEE MORE PRAYERS FOR PEACE,
you may want to visit the website "Embrace the Middle East," where you can find prayer resources and information on the present crisis. Embrace the Middle East however is a charity which works much widely in the Middle East region and their website is worth exploring.
please click here for more information.
For information about this appeal and how to donate
please, click here.
MORE SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE NEEDED!
We have been collecting donations for Ukraine ever since the war started in February 2022. Liz Calver has established contact with Hannah Pierce and Alison Milligan from Village Help For Ukraine, through whom all that we collect is delivered directly to Ukraine.
Please read more about VILLAGE HELP FOR UKRAINE here.​​
To visit directly Amazon Ukraine Aid Wish List
Every donation is greatly appreciated, thank you!
PRAYER FOR THE WEEK
"May God bless us with discomfort —
discomfort at easy answers, half-truths, and superficial relationships,
so that we may live deep within our hearts.
May God bless us with anger —
anger at injustice, oppression, and exploitation of people,
so that we may work for justice, freedom, and peace.
May God bless us with tears —
tears to shed for those who suffer from pain, rejection, hunger, and war,
so that we may reach out our hands to comfort them
and turn their pain into joy.
And may God bless us with foolishness —
enough foolishness to believe that we can make a difference in this world,
so that we can do what others claim cannot be done."
Franciscan Blessing
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