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Platinum Jubilee Flower Festival at St Martin in the Wood Church

June 26, 2022 By Janet Williams 2 Comments

Did you go and see the Platinum Jubilee Flower Festival at St Martin in the Wood Church last week? I’m glad I did. I went there at the weekend and was amazed by the talent in our parish. Members from the parish church have taken such a lot of effort to create a memorable, beautiful week, and have spread joy in the community.

Roy Lancaster and his wife Sue officially opened the event on the 21st of June.

Roy Lancaster and his wife Sue officially opened the Platinum Jubilee Flower Festival. Image from Chandler's Ford Parish Church.
Roy Lancaster and his wife Sue officially opened the Platinum Jubilee Flower Festival. Image from Chandler’s Ford Parish Church.
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Parish of Chandler’s Ford : “We are not stopping loving and caring for those around us.”

March 18, 2020 By SO53 News 1 Comment

It’s an anxious time to every one of us. Shops are closed. Events are cancelled. Schools are to shut. Church services stop. Supermarkets are stripped bare. A few weeks ago you might have asked yourself, “What should I be giving up for Lent this year?” Well it’s clear that you’ve given up a bit more than you had thought.

If any resident want more information on the virus please see the Government and the NHS websites:

Coronavirus (COVID-19): UK government response

NHS: Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Here is a brief update from Rev’d Ian Bird on Chandler’s Ford Parish’s response to the latest developments of the Coronavirus.

“Sadly we are having to stop all our church services and activities, but we are not stopped being church. We ae not stopping being a faith community. And we are not stopping loving and caring for those around us. We’re just going to be church in a different way for this season.”

The Parish Church of Chandler’s Ford announces that “Due to Church of England guidelines all public worship is currently suspended. However, please …to see how we can still support you practically, emotionally and spiritually, including information on live streams of the Sunday service.”

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Many Mangers at St Martin in the Woods

November 29, 2019 By chippy minton 1 Comment

Nativity Scene at St Martin in the Woods Many Mangers exhibition

I visited the Many Mangers exhibition at St Martin in the Woods church this weekend, not knowing quite what to expect.

Flyer for Many Mangers exhibition

Well, obviously I was expecting nativity scenes.  But the flyer stated “over 100 from all over the world”.  Really?  Where was a small church in Chandler’s Ford going to get hold of such a variety?

The answer was simple yet amazing.  From local parishioners.  Dozens of people had come forward with their cherished nativity scenes, lending them to the church for a few days before they took on their annual role as part of the family’s Christmas decorations. [Read more…] about Many Mangers at St Martin in the Woods

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