You are probably aware that Wadhurst Church has recently been given the Silver Eco-Church Award and that we are committed to meeting the Church of England’s stated commitment to be carbon-zero by 2030. So this Lent we’re asking everyone who can to take part in a church-wide challenge to record (and reduce) our carbon footprint as a parish. We’re asking all of our congregation, and the wider village, to use the WWF online carbon footprint calculator https://footprint.wwf.org.uk/ to find out our personal carbon score and to email the results confidentially to wadhurstnetzero@gmail.com so we can get an idea of our Wadhurst average. For anyone not online, paper copies will also be available at the back of Wadhurst Church or at Carillon Cottage.
Contact the Vicar; Rev Paul Radcliffe on 01892 782083 or email him on wadhurst.church.office@gmail.com.Thank you Jemma and Lyndon for letting us use your beautiful wedding photo.
Despite living in an area of the world where there is ongoing conflict and the future is uncertain, the women of Palestine are sharing with love a reminder, that they will not give up witnessing to the love of Jesus Christ and that they want to give hope to everyone.World Day of Prayer is an international, inter-church organisation celebrated in over 146 countries.St Dunstans Mayfield is providing a wonderful opportunity for local Churches to come together and pray for the women of Palestine. After the Service, tea and cakes will be served. Do come and join us!https://worlddayofprayer.net/palestine-2024.html
