January Church Services in Wardington Epiphany5th January Family service with Sue UptonRefreshments after the service 10.00am 1st Sunday after Epiphany12th January Family Communion with Revd Lynda AlcockA family friendly form of service 10.00am 2nd Sunday after Epiphany19th January Benefice Communion with Revd Hilary CampbellA service for all five parishes 10.00am 3rd Sunday after Epiphany26th January Holy Communion with Revd Hilary CampbellBook of Common Prayer 8:30am
Thank you to everyone who supported the Church by buying tickets in this year's Christmas Draw. The Draw took place at Barn Farm Plants yesterday evening and the winners are: 1st Pair of tickets for Royal Ascot 2014 - Lady Wardington (925) 2nd Pair of week-end tickets for Silverstone in 2014 - Peter George (387) 3rd Cottage in Yorkshire Dales for long week-end - Jane Meredith (621) 4th Mumford Butcher's Token - Forbes Elworthy (1179) 5th Wine from Majestic Wine Warehouse - Ian Brown (778) 6th Meal for two at the Plough - David Draper (788) 7th Meal for two at the Hare & Hounds - Hazel Steven (401) 8th Case of Carlsberg Lager - Ken Hall (245) 9th Case of Timothy Taylor Landlord - Robert Fenemore (1027)
Quiz Fish & Chip Supper Wardington Memorial Hall 7:30 pm, Friday, 22nd November 2013 Price £7 All surplus to support new projects at the Memorial Hall Bookings to Andrew Pearson 07917554183/750316
Our new Vicar, Reverend Hilary Campbell, was formally licensed in a packed Cropredy Church on 1st October at a Service* of Collation, Induction and Installation. The Bishop of Dorchester, Right Reverend Colin Fletcher, officiated assisted by the Area Dean of Deddington Deanery, Revd Jeff West. The congregation was headed by the Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Tim Stevenson, as HM The Queen's representative along with our District Councillor, Ken Atack. The Revd Lynda Alcock supported the Bishop as his Chaplain. Clergy from many churches in the Deanery area were present as well as representatives of the Catholic and Methodist Churches. During the service, which was both ceremonial yet intimate, the Churchwardens of each of the five parishes in the Benefice presented Hilary with symbols of the ministry including water
On Friday, 3rd May, with some one hundred people from the village present, Lady Wardington declared the Memorial Hall open. This followed a round of applause after Trustee Chairman, Clive Hunt, had declared that “but for her very significant donation the re-build would not have been possible and we would still be without a hall”. 1. Clive Hunt, Trustee Chairman, thanks Lady Wardington 2. Sir Tony Baldry MP, Lady Wardington, Norman Hudson, Committee Chairman 3. Lady Wardington cuts the tape