You’ll be pleased to know our parish magazine is back in print. As a free gift, anyone can access the first few pages of the magazine here.

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Our parish magazine is available to read, and like last month, anyone can view it here. We hope that next month we might be back to a printed version.

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There aren’t many reasons why our parish magazine would not be printed and distributed, but the current pandemic crisis has meant we have to distribute this month’s edition electronically.

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The Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of England have urged everyone to follow the instructions given by the Prime Minister to stay in their homes in a national effort to limit the transmission of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

But they called on the Church to “continue to pray, to love, to care for the vulnerable”.

It follows the announcement by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson of sweeping restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of the virus.

It means all Church of England churches will close with immediate effect in line with the Government’s instructions. There will also be no Church weddings or baptisms.

Funerals at the graveside or in crematoriums can still take place, but only in line with the Prime minister’s Statement.

In a joint statement the bishops said: “In the light of the Government’s measures, announced by the Prime Minister this evening, we urge everyone to follow the instructions given.”