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Special Notice

IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Bishop of Carlisle has written to all clergy and chaplains to advise that public worship has been suspended in the Diocese of Carlisle.

This is in line with Government advice on social gatherings and subsequent Church of England advice, and will impact all Sunday services and other planned gatherings. It also follows publication of a joint letter from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York issued to all clergy.

Therefore, there will be no services at any of the churches in the benefice until this suspension is lifted.

Apologies for the inconvenience, but please do pray for those who have contracted the COVID-19 virus, and for those who are vulnerable and must self-isolate.

IMPORTANT UPDATE

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)

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.

Therefore, all churches in the benefice will be shut until restrictions are lifted.

Again apologies for the inconvenience, but please “continue to pray, to love, to care for the vulnerable”.

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Time for Rebuilding – A Study of Nehemiah

Brian has started a new series on Nehemiah from September to October 2019. Catch up here.

The series runs from Sunday 22 September to Sunday 20 October 2019 in churches within the Coniston Crake Valley.

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New Sermon Series

The Seven Churches of Revelation

Revd Brian Streeter has introduced a series on letters to the Seven Churches of Revelation in all Coniston and Crake Valley Churches this summer.

If you’ve missed any, we’re posting the teaching notes as we go.

This series was presented from the end of June to the beginning of August at the churches of Coniston and Torver. The seven churches is a message direct from Jesus to John, for the people of faith. What does Jesus find when he walks into your faith community today?


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A day of celebration at St. Andrew’s

On Sunday, 31 January 1819, George Henry Law, the Bishop of Chester, consecrated the new building that is currently St. Andrew’s Church. So of course we are going to celebrate this year on Thursday, 31 January 2019.

First, we will have a Bicentenary Dedication at noon. Then at 2 p.m., the Mother’s Union will hold a service of rededication at St. Andrew’s.

Everyone is welcome. the views over Coniston are magical. Come on in from the cold and celebrate!

The Old Man over Coniston Water

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100 Club and Harvest Festival

What?   Torver Harvest Festival

When?  5pm on Saturday 29th September

Where?  St. Luke’s, Torver, followed by the 100 Club Social

Why?  To celebrate life to the full!

Who’s Welcome?  If you happen to be living or visiting in or near Coniston or Torver, just come along and bring your family and friends

What can I expect on the night?  Hot dogs and Pat’s Line Dancing in the Schoolroom

What can I bring?  Bring your dancing shoes or cowboy boots, your friends and family.

Who benefits?  Besides having a great time while there, members of the 100 club support the upkeep of the Torver School Room

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