Ash Wednesday Communion service with ashing

for 45 mins
Taplow St Nicolas
High Street Taplow Maidenhead, SL6 0ET, United Kingdom

Ash Wednesday serves as a time for Christians to reflect on their lives, confess their sins, seek repentance, and prepare for the season of Lent and the celebration of Easter. It is a solemn day that signifies humility, mortality, and the acknowledgment of human frailty.
All are warmly welcome to join us at this simple communion service with ashing for those who wish, and stay for a frugal lunch at 1.15 following the service.

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Taplow St Nicolas

WELCOME to the parish communities of St Nicolas', Taplow and St Anne's, Dropmore.  Whether you are new to our parish, you have family links with us, you are interested in baptism, a wedding or a funeral in one of our churches or you simply want to find out more about us, you are very welcome and we are pleased to help you in any way we can.  

For full information about our churches, our work and our worship, please do visit our website: http://st-nicolas-taplow.org

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The Reverend Jane Cresswell

The Rectory,
Rectory Road,
Taplow,
Maidenhead,
Berkshire SL6 0ET

Vicar
07848 228456

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Ash Wednesday Communion service with ashing

for 45 mins
Taplow St Nicolas
High Street Taplow Maidenhead, SL6 0ET, United Kingdom

Ash Wednesday serves as a time for Christians to reflect on their lives, confess their sins, seek repentance, and prepare for the season of Lent and the celebration of Easter. It is a solemn day that signifies humility, mortality, and the acknowledgment of human frailty.
All are warmly welcome to join us at this simple communion service with ashing for those who wish, and stay for a frugal lunch at 1.15 following the service.

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