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CW78 Online Exclusive: A Vicar’s Life – Hereford Diocese press release
Four clergy in the Diocese of Hereford were the focus of A Vicar’s Life, a six-part documentary series broadcast on BBC Two in 2018….
CW78: Plough Sunday at St Stephen’s, Sulby
In January a heart-warming service was held in St Stephen’s Church, Sulby, on the Isle of Man. Sulby, with its population of 400 people plus a few wallabies living wild…
CW78: Missional Listening
We live in a changing world in which it can seem like inherited models of church and mission are no longer bearing the fruit they once did. As we struggle…
CW78: Lambing service in a barn
Brooksby Melton College’s Hall Farm was the venue for the 10th annual Lambing Service for the Upper Wreake Parish. The congregation arrived by tractor and trailer and after the service…
CW78: Harborough Resourcing Church
Back in January, St Dionysius, one of five churches in the Harborough Anglican Team, launched its first new congregation. The 9:15am worshipping community is a new weekly, all-age led congregation…
CW78: Growing Together
What do you think of when you hear the word ‘growth’? Perhaps you think of the children in your family and their development from dependent babies to capable, creative teenagers….
CW78 Online Exclusive: Growing a Compassionate Community
Corfe Mullen is a village on the edge of Wimborne in rural East Dorset. It has a population of 10,500, of whom a good percentage is older retired people. A…
CW78: Growing Together resources section
Each edition of Country Way magazine contains a pull-out resources section. Here are a selection of resources designed to help you grow together in your rural community.
CW78 Online Exclusive: That they may be one – unity through cricket
Since 2013, the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury have both acquired their own cricket teams. Fr Eamonn O’Higgins is manager of St Peter’s XI and I am lucky to…
