Back by popular demand the Pet Service this Sunday. All creatures great and small welcome. Please invite friends and neighbours to this relaxed celebration. The service will be held in the garden at the front of the Sun Inn. We are mindful that it’s going to be another hot day, so we aim to start promptly at 10am, and plan to canter through the service before it gets too warm for all those with fur coats on! Nevertheless please bring water and apply suntan lotion.
Our autumn schedule starts with the ever popular Pet Service on September 10th at 10am. The service will take place outside the Sun Inn on Dunsfold Common. Please join us - and bring your pets.The following weekend we have our Heritage Open Weekend in Dunsfold Church on September 16th and 17th.The event will take place between 2pm and 5pm each day. Refreshments will be served.On September 30th we have our Harvest Supper and Quiz in The Winn Hall starting at 6pm.A two-course supper and quiz entry is included and tickets cost £15 for adults and £5 for children (under 16). We're looking for teams of six to eight people but if you can't create your own team we'll help you be part of the fun on the night.On October 1st, the day after the Harvest Supper, we will celebrate our Harvest Festival at Dunsfold Church. Our service will begin at 10am. Donations of food will be delivered to a local food bank.Our popular Pop-up stall will pop up on the Common, outside the village shop, on October 7th, from 10am to noon.And on November 12th we will mark Remembrance Sunday at Dunsfold Church. This is the service where we give thanks for those who gave their lives or have faced life-changing injuries in defence of our country and freedom.
Following the successful Walk the (North Downs) Way sponsored walk two years ago which raised £4,300 help the disadvantaged and vulnerable across the Diocese of Guildford, Bishop Andrew is inviting you and members of your congregation to join him again. This year we are walking the Wey towpath with walks of varying length starting from West Byfleet, Send and Guildford – to find out more click on this link where you will find information about the routes, timing and how to sign up.Bishop Andrew says: 'I'm really looking forward to a great day's walking on Saturday, 16th September, and would love any walkers from across the diocese to join us! The Bishop of Guildford Communities Fund has never been so necessary, at a time when the cost-of-living crisis is making life extremely hard for some of the poorest in our diocese, and many of our churches are reaching out to them with the love of Christ. It'll be good to highlight that work, and raise some money along the way, as we walk and talk together'. The Bishop of Guildford’s Communities Fund helps to fund parish projects which reach out into the local community to help some of the poorest in our diocese and those who are vulnerable or disadvantaged. Five projects which have recently been given support by the fund can be viewed by going to www.cofeguildford.org.uk/how-the-money-has-helped/ To register an interest in taking part contact claire.isherwood@cofeguildford.org.uk
