At Cafe Church on Sunday (May 10th) we will be celebrating the work of Christian Aid and raising funds for their current work to alleviate hunger in Nairobi, Kenya.Please join us from 9.45am for a continental breakfast followed by a relaxed services that includes hymns, prayers, a short film and presentation of Christian Aid’s special project in Nairobi.
Bishop Paul writes: “At the end of this month, the Vacancy in See Committee (ViSC) will begin the lengthy process towards the nomination of a new diocesan bishop. The ViSC is made up of 21 people - members are listed on the diocesan website.“Its main tasks are to prepare a statement of needs, and to elect members from the diocese to the Crown Nominations Commission (CNC). The CNC eventually shortlists and interviews candidates. “The length of the process is affected by the number of other vacant sees in the Church of England at any one time. Due to the fact that there are so many vacant sees at present, and that the Guildford vacancy was unexpected, we anticipate that the Guildford CNC will not complete its work until the late summer of 2027. “That means it is unlikely that we will welcome the next Bishop of Guildford into the diocese until early 2028. I will keep you updated on the process as it progresses.”
Click on the attached document to read about the key events in Dunsfold parish in 2025 and a financial report that details our income, expenditure and financial health. You’ll also find your PCC’s hopes for the coming year. All these things are up for discussion at our Annual Parochial Church Meeting that will be held on Sunday, May 10th after our Café Church service.
Our Funday@4 session this month takes place on Sunday (April 19th) at Dunsfold Church. Everyone is welcome as we hear Bible stories, sing some songs together, enjoy craft work and share a light tea. It's a perfect way to spend your Sunday afternoon.Our topic is that Jesus is always with us and the lessons he taught us even after his resurrection.
