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Dave Collins braved the weather and got to us last night to bring some lovely thoughts and messages. Thank you so much Dave.
A special thank you to Steve who chaired the evening so well, and at the last minute because of breakdowns. We had a lovely night!


I think after the onslaught of relentless rain, we deserve a cheery picture of daffodils, and amidst the rain, potholes, and wet ‘muddy dogs, their beautiful ‘yellowness’ is showing up everywhere, despite weather conditions to try us all.
Daffodils actually do well in full sun but they are obviously more than determined this year, and they are a symbol of rebirth and a sure sign of Spring. The Romans planted a version of them to remember those fallen in battle, They are thought to hail from Spain and Portugal, where there is such a large variety of them, and they have been embraced as the national flower of Wales.
Well many braved the weather and embraced our gathering last night in Chawton. Dave Collins gave a thoughtful address and brought some lovely messages. Thank you so much Dave, also for braving the rain and getting to us.
Thank you to our Readers, and Food Angels, and Music and of course our Healers standing by after the service.
Prayer of the week.
Please pray for the homeless. Can you imagine to be outside in the elements at any time, but especially with the bad weather.
Have a beautiful week!!
Calendar up next. March beckons..!!
We are embarking on a new adventure of reaching farther afield to those who would never come to Church, especially younger people. We will be producing a series of videos from a secular point of view to do this.
We are just out the gate and it is a learning curve, but look forward to Rob being able to share information on many different topics concerning Life after Death.
The lovely Sarah McLaughlan was with us Sunday as Guest Medium for our Divine Service and gathering., and our own Chris Shore chaired the evening. We had a lovely time. Thank you Sarah!! Thank you Chris!




It seems like everything is waiting to and really wanting to bloom, as we near the season’s change. I remarked to Mr Shackleton on the way to Church recently about the beautiful blooms of white roadside, and he informed me that they were Blackthorn.
Blackthorn is one of the early bloomers, but it is really early this year and it is fully blooming around these parts. The thorns are very witchy and spiny and the blooms are white and are both male and female.
After the bloom which is pollination, will come the blackish berries used to make the more old fashioned Sloe gin!! Yum. Anyone know how?
In folklore he is seen in a dual sense, as Christian myth and folklore have him as a trickster, and yet hold him as a symbol for strength and overcoming adversity. Like most things, it is always a choice.
We had a lovely Coffee and Clairvoyance Saturday and managed to do altogether twenty nine readings!! Thank you to our visiting mediums, Lesley Knight and Sarah Norris. Nerina was busy giving readings, and the fledgelings also, with Ken and Barbara offering healing. The baked goods were just divine. Thank you Sue and anyone else who assisted in that department.
Sunday, we had a lovely evening in Chawton with old friends dropping in to see us, which was a treat. Sarah McLaughlan was our visiting medium, and we had a lovely time with her inspired message of Love and compassion. She also brought some lovely messages!! Thank you so much Sarah!!
Chris Shore chaired the evening wonderfully, and the readings and prayers held the energy high. Thank you to our Healers, and Food Angel Sue, bringing out many goodies from Saturday, and Julie on music.
Prayer of the week.
Please pray for Peace in this world. We hold that Leaders actually think about the people, the land and their inhabitants as they make their decisions.
Calendar up next.
Seize the Spring like days. It won’t be long!!