It has been drawn to our attention that people have been using the Rectory drive as a cut through to access the Church.The Rectory is private property and there is no public right of way through the grounds, either for cars, or pedestrians.While the parish is in vacancy the Rectory has been rented out to private tenants and there is no access, or parking, without their express permission.The Church and churchyard are open every day and we hold regular services. We welcome all visitors, particularly those who join us in our services. Parking is available on the access road down to the Church.Please respect the privacy of the tenants of the Rectory.Sheila Jones, Jan RichardsonChurchwardens
Come along and join our service of thanksgiving for our pets and all animals. You and yours pets will get a warm welcome. It takes place on Sunday, September 8th at 10am outside the Sun Inn.And please don't rush off afterwards. Stay for a chat and coffee in the Sun Inn.
During the months of July and August we will be operating to a slightly different service rota. You can see the week-by-week list below and all the services are listed separately on this website under the category 'Services and Events'.Firstly, there will be no Funday@4 services for July and August. We will resume in September.July 28th. No service at Dunsfold. Joint parish Holy Communion service at Hascombe at 10am.August 4th. Joint parish Holy Communion service at Dunsfold Church at 10am.August 11th. Joint parish Holy Communion service at Hascombe Church at 10am.August 18th. Joint parish Holy Communion service at Dunsfold Church at 10am.August 25th. Joint parish Holy Communion service at Hascombe Church at 10am.
Take a trip with Barbara Datson to Nepal this weekend. Barbara is our speaker at Cafe Church at 10am in the Winn Hall on Sunday. She is the founder of the ‘CHANCE for NEPAL’ charity, and is based near Cranleigh.Barbara will be talking about her regular trips to Nepal and the support her charity gives to vulnerable and disadvantaged children there. Our own Roger Nash is a trustee of the charity Barbara launched and has made his own visits to the region with his wife Pamela. The patron of CHANCE for NEPAL is Dame Joanna Lumley.The main purpose of CHANCE for Nepal is to work closely with established and trusted organisations, schools and hospitals in Nepal to guarantee aid and support to vulnerable and disadvantaged children in need and to offer health care, education and training opportunities.The charity has raised over £1m since 2006Please arrive early to partake of a simple breakfast and be part of a very special Cafe Church service.
