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Every October or so, perhaps around the time we start to feel the pinch of Fall in the air, I start to believe about Thanksgiving and what, if anything, we will do differently at my home. Scotch Eggs are generally served cold. Firstly individuals suffering from pancreatitis should go for a appropriate therapy and must[…]

We’re properly into campfire season, and a lot of of us are traveling to distinct areas for the holidays. Play continues until approximately half of the group has been eliminated, and then players move up to the next greater level of challenge. Then let your electric starter cross this layer of charcoal. The wood from[…]

We’re often told by the media that you can either believe in science or you can believe in the claims of Christianity…but not both. Is this true? What is science anyway and does the Bible stand up to scientific scrutiny? That’s what we’ll be exploring this Sunday at the All-Age Service at St Mary’s Bransgore.[…]

WHAT’S THE BEST GIFT GOD COULD GIVE YOU? Life Explored is a seven session series featuring a combination of short films – shot around the world – and Bible interaction. It’s an exposé of the little gods that promise us so much happiness, yet deliver so little. As it explores the Bible story (creation, fall,[…]

This Sunday we celebrate the generosity of God in creation at our harvest services in Bransgore (10.30) and Thorney Hill (9.20). Bring some non-perishable food for our local food bank (tinned pies particularly welcome). Stay for a bring and share lunch after the 10.30 service. The 10.30 service is aimed at all ages, with a[…]