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To put the church calendar on your phone
On an Android phone, you should have a Google Calendar set up already as the calendar.
On a computer...
1. Right Click on this link and select "Copy shortcut".
2. Open your Google Calendar in your web browser.
3. Click the triangle to the right of "Other Calendars" on the left side of the screen
4. Select "Add by URL"
5. In the box that appears paste the URL you copied earlier
6. Select Add Calendar.
Please note it may take an hour or so to sync to your phone depending on your phone's settings.
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Many people like to mark their intention for lifelong commitment to each other in the public ceremony of marriage, or a service of Dedication after a civil marriage. We are delighted to support them in this, offering marriage preparation classes beforehand, and the support of the church family afterwards, if they are able to remain in the area as a couple. Marriage preparation is an opportunity for the couple to take time out from the pressures of life to talk together about both practicalities and goals for their marriage, with input from videos and other materials to stimulate and guide their discussions. The ceremony is discussed with the Vicar, who will help ensure that all the legal details are covered, and take those involved through a rehearsal shortly before the wedding day.
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A bereavement is always a difficult time, and often a time when we feel the need of some spiritual support. Normally the Undertakers will contact the clergy person in whose parish the deceased person formerly lived, but you may also want to contact the Vicar directly yourself.
Either way, he will discuss with you the content of the service you wish to use to give thanks for the life of your loved one. If he happens to be unavailable for the proposed time, arrangements will be made for another clergy person to look after you instead. |
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Baptism is a mark of membership of the church family, as well as the body of Christ. Babies, children and adults are welcomed into the family by baptism usually as part of the "All-Age Service" on the first Sunday in the month. Those who wish to consider baptism for themselves or a child are encouraged to attend church regularly for at least 6 months, and will go through baptism preparation meetings at which the implications will be discussed of the promises to be made. |
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Confirmation is the adult's opportunity to re-affirm publicly the promises made at their baptism. The bishop taking the service meets with the candidates and their families as well as the church family, so we all celebrate the unity of our trust in the Lord Jesus together. |
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