Our Lady of Walsingham is a title given to Mary, the mother of Jesus, who is the patron saint of our parish church.The title 'Our Lady of Walsingham' refers to an apparition of Mary that was experienced by Richeldis de Faverches, a devout English noblewoman, in 1061 in the village of Walsingham, Norfolk.According to tradition, Lady Richeldis was instructed to build a replica of the Holy House—the home of the Holy Family in Nazareth. This structure became a shrine and a significant site of pilgrimage, later entrusted to the Canons Regular of Saint Augustine sometime between 1146 and 1174.Our Lady of Walsingham is venerated by Anglicans and Roman Catholics.
Our family Funday@4 service will be back on Sunday April 13th at Dunsfold Church.Join us for a great Bible story about Palm Sunday, some songs and craft work followed by a light tea. Everyone is welcome - young and not so young.The fun starts at 4pm - of course!
It's the first Saturday of the month so our ever-popular Pop-Up Stall will be appear outside the village shop this weekend. Please come along to meet our friendly team, make some well-priced purchases and donate any children's toys that we can sell at the village fete on May 10th.We'll have some freshly baked homemade cakes and marmalade available. We'll be open from 10am to noon. So call in to check out our goods and have a chat.
This will be Fr Shane Griffiths’s first Holy Week in Dunsfold and Hascombe. Palm Sunday falls on April 13th, the second Sunday of the month. So on that day the parishes will come together for a joint parish Palm Sunday communion service at St Peter’s Church, Hascombe at 10am. That means for May there will be no Cafe Church service at the Winn Hall.So if you normally attend Café Church, please head to Hascombe Church for their Pal Sunday service.Thank you.
