Magazine for November 2026

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The magazine for November has now been published and copies await collection in St Paul’s.  I hope that you find plenty of interest in this month’s issue.

Special items include:

Details of the use of our two churches by our Methodist friends

Information about David’s Quiet Morning – learning too pray with St Francis

Invitations to the Christmas Fair, Christmas Tree Festival and lighting of the Grange Christmas tree

An article from Joyce about the Prisoners’ Education Trust

A report of a visit to the Museum of the Moon exhibition in Carlisle

An inspirational story from Anita

And an amusing correspondence about a mis-typed date!

Enjoy!  Feedback – good or bad – always welcome!

 

 

Parish Magazine for October 2026

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Another month gone by, and so another issue of our magazine!

We hope that you will enjoy the various items that appear this time – as well as all the usual details of services, etc.

  • A ‘thank you’ for financial contributions, and an invitation to review our giving as we celebrate Harvest and all the gifts we receive
  • Notice about the new arrangements as we welcome our Methodist friends who will be joining us at St Paul’s and at the Fell Church while their building work is ongoing
  • An article about the Co-workers of Mother Teresa and an invitation to join the small ecumenical group who meet monthly for prayer and meditation
  • Report on the situation with the church heating
  • Extract from PEAT’s latest newsletter for our Ecochurch page
  • A photograph of our new bug house with its ‘decorators’
  • A new photograph that has emerged of St Paul’s showing its original entrance and before the clock tower was built

Happy reading!

Please make a note of the events that are forthcoming, eg the visit by Burneside Brass – always worth supporting – on the 25th October, the special service for remembering our loved ones on the 1st November, the Civic Remembrance Day service on  8th November, and the next quiet morning at Field Broughton on 26th November.