At church there are a number artworks about the Christmas story. Here is a close-up look at them…
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Stephen – the very first Christian Martyr
Today is the feast day of St Stephen. We don’t get to celebrate this very often, and even this year the feast has been transferred to tomorrow so we don’t have to think about Stephen. Nevertheless, we still sing sing Good King Wenceslas at this time of year: the carol tells the story of a…
Sunday Worship –The First Sunday of Christmas – St. Stephen’s Day
Our Boxing Day service of Holy Communion starts at 10.30am, half an hour later than usual. The service will be led by the Vicar who will also preach. There will be refreshments after the service. You are most welcome. There is a small play area at the back of church for young children. Owing to…
Wishing you a blessed Christmas
St. Oswald’s Church wishes you a blessed Christmas whether you are with your family, friends or just on you own. We hope that this holy day will be one of peace for all, even for those who have lost loved ones in recent times…
Bishop Julian’s Christmas Message
Christmas Eve Reflection by Archbishop Justin Welby
This Christmas I will be remembering the words of the famous hymn – ‘What can I give Him, Poor as I am?If I were a shepherd, I would bring a lamb;If I were a Wise Man, I would do my part;Yet what I can I give Him: Give my heart.’Christina Rossetti The heart is a…
In the Bleak Midwinter
Possibly the nation’s favourite carol, here are two contrasting versions to enjoy. Which do you prefer? The photo above is the Aran trail looking towards the smallholdings taken a few years back. …
Sunday Worship – Fourth Sunday of Advent – Carol Service Communion
This week, St. Oswald’s is doing something different. Holy Communion starts at 10am as usual but there will be carols and readings for Christmas and no sermon! The service will be followed by a ‘bring and share’ lunch (Jacob’s Join) for those who wish to stay. You are most welcome. There is a small play…
John the Baptist
John the Baptist is a compelling figure. He has been portrayed since the earliest days as a wild and unkempt man with a shaggy beard and tangled hair. He was very outspoken to the point of rudeness – it’s quite something to call people a brood of vipers! His outspokenness brought about his untimely death…
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