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This Week's Features: 29 July 2010


Bob KingThe Preb. Bob King

"I wonder what images flash into your mind when some one mentions August and holidays. The picture for me is of sunny days, lots of time to do things, long lies and lovely salads and barbies in the garden. "

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Bob King's Letter for August 2010

 

 

 

 

Race for LifeRace for Life

Click here to view the photo of People from Weobley who took part in the “Race for Life” in July
(posted 29 July 2010)
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Hereford DioceseEvents in the Diocese

Click on the link for news and events in the diocese
(posted 29 July 2010)
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quiz nightNORTON CANON CHURCH FETE

Click for details of Norton Canon's Church Fete, Saturday 14th August 2010
(posted 16 July 2010)
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ScooterScooter

Scooter for July 2010
(posted 6 July 2010)

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The Revd Susan Verwey

"Recently I met a wonderful woman in hospital. She had had bowel cancer a year or so ago and had had a chunk of her bowels removed and a stoma bag fitted with all the awkwardness that entails. But more recently the surgeon had tried to reverse the operation, and now after three unsuccessful attempts she had had to realise that she would have to live with that stoma bag for the rest of her life. " Click here to read the Revd Susan Verwey's Letter for July 2010

 

 

Bishop AnthonyThe Bishop of Hereford

"Those who love football will have been having a feast, with quarter-finals, semis and the final of the World Cup still to come. Others will already be longing for everything to return to normal!".
(posted 29 June 2010) Click here to read

 

 

 

 

Bob KingThe Preb. Bob King

"I would like to start off this month by thanking everyone for your kindness and support over the weekend of my being installed as a Prebendary. Pat & I were overwhelmed by the number of you who joined in or wished us well."

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Bob King's Letter for June 2010

 

 

 

 

 

Hereford DioceseLetter from the Bishop of Ludlow

"Now the election is over Britain is coming to terms with what it means to have a parliament where there is no over all majority. For this generation it is a new experience and we need to look back to 1974 to discover the last time this happened. ..." (posted 19 May 2010) Click here to read

 

 

 

The Revd Susan Verwey

"May is a month for celebration. Firstly we have our Parliamentary Elections, and whether your preferred Party or Candidate gets elected, it is above all an occasion to celebrate. Maybe like me your heart fails when the media is filled with staged photoshoots in city streets or with televised confrontations of the party leaders, but how fortunate we are to be part of a democratic nation. A look at life in undemocratic nations is a healthy reminder of the alternatives! " Click here to read the Revd Susan Verwey's Letter for May 2010

 

 

Bishop AnthonyThe Bishop of Hereford

"No news is good news", or maybe, "Good news is no news". It can certainly seem like that at times. But why? Perhaps it is in part because good actions are normal, everyday occurrences. We are used to them. They are not, in that sense, "news".
(posted 21 April 2010) Click here to read

 

 

 
ballot boxGeneral Election

Church publishes prayers for voters ahead of the General Election (posted 6 April 2010)
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Hereford DioceseParish Magazines – General Election

Please click below for a special newsletter about the coming General Election. (posted 6 April 2010) Click here

 

 

Bob KingThe Rev. Bob King

"I was completely surprised but very honoured to receive a letter from the Bishop of Hereford recently to tell me that he was going to make me a Prebendary of Hereford Cathedral."

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Bob King's Letter for April 2010

 

 

 

 

Hereford DioceseLetter from the Bishop of Ludlow

"In the summer of 1863 over three days in early July the small town of Gettysburg in southern Pennsylvania changed forever. History simply overtook it. What took place was the decisive battle of the American Civil War between the Confederate forces of the South and the Union army of the North. ..."
(posted 20 March 2010)
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