Dates For Diary
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| Tuesdays | 10.30 am Regular Guided Tour of The Abbey - all are most welcome to join the tours. | |
| Fridays | 2.30 pm Regular Guided Tour of The Abbey - all are most welcome to join the tours. | |
| Saturday 6th September | Farewell service for Bishop Tim at 2.00 pm in the Abbey followed by a party in The Close (or in the Church Hall if weather not on our side!). | |
| Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th September | PATRONAL FLOWER FESTIVAL - St Mary's Church, Bradford Abbas - 10.00am to 5.00pm. Exhibition of church archives, organ music, tours of the bell tower. Teas on Saturday afternoon. Songs of Praise Sunday at 5.00pm |
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| Wednesday 10th September | A QUIET DAY IN A GARDEN - BEMBURY FARM, THORNFORD 10.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m, led by The Reverend Charles Mitchell-Innes, Vicar of the Close, Salisbury Cathedral. Bring picnic lunch. Tea/coffee/soft drinks will be provided. TO BOOK A PLACE, or for more information, please contact: Dodie & John Garnier on 01935 873551 |
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| Wednesday 10th September | Julian Meeting - 3.55pm to 4.30pm. It is not a Prayer Group, just an opportunity to “be still and know that He is God” in the company of fellow Christians. You will be most welcome. For further details contact Lorna Lipscombe (817173) or Shirley Fry (389124). | |
| Saturday 13th September | Great Dorset Cycle Ride. For all details, entry and sponsorship forms please contact the Parish Office. |
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| Friday 19th September | An Evening with St Paul's Church, Salisbury Youth Worship Group at Digby Memorial Church Hall, Digby Road at 7.30 pm Tickets £2 from the Parish Office |
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| Tuesday 23rd September | Insight Lecture on Science and Ethics: The Case of Stem Cell Research given by Dr Michael Rogers. 7.30 pm in the Griffiths Room at the Digby Memorial Church Hall. Tickets £3 are available from the Parish Office. |
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| Tuesday 30th September | The Sherborne Historical Society organises a varied programme of lectures, including a number on aspects of church history. In the Digby Hall, Hound Street, Professor Christopher Holdsworth will speak on Monks and Monasteries of the South West from the Norman Conquest to the Reformation. The Society always welcomes new members, and also visitors ‘on the night' (on payment of a small fee). |
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