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Events
The News Sheet.
Sunday 13th May 2012
Click to read the weekly newsheet for details of this week's events and services.
Diamond Jubilee - Community BBQ Bash - Street Party.
Sunday 3rd June at 12 noon, following the Mass at 10am.
For ALL our community, come and share our BBQ & bring your own food and drink to enjoy in the safety of our church grounds! Come with family, friends and neighbours. Further details soon!
Chrism Mass at Guildford
Click here to see a report
Sunday 13th May 2012
Click to read the weekly newsheet for details of this week's events and services.
Diamond Jubilee - Community BBQ Bash - Street Party.
Sunday 3rd June at 12 noon, following the Mass at 10am.
For ALL our community, come and share our BBQ & bring your own food and drink to enjoy in the safety of our church grounds! Come with family, friends and neighbours. Further details soon!
Chrism Mass at Guildford
Click here to see a report
Notices
click to see Christian Aid Week info.
13th to 19th of May.
Glastonbury Pilgrimage 2012
click to see information on Glastonbury Pilgrimage 2012
The Magazine - May edition
... is now available. If you would like to join our mailing list, please write to The Editor, S. Francis of Assisi Church, Charminster, Bournemouth, BH8 9SH, or email
stfrancis11 @ btinternet.com
Fundraising Activities
A very pleasant Coffee Morning (with Bring & Buy stall) was hosted by Susie Darling. The guests enjoyed lovely home-made cakes with their Coffee/Tea and having purchased Raffle Tickets and goods from the stall. A total of £125 was raised. A very good effort and a thoroughly enjoyable morning that was further enhanced with music from Stuart
Brainey’s Blues Concert raised £212
"Who Killed The Vicar" murder mystery evening.
Bishop Norman, the new Bishop of Richborough
Ringwood and Burley Brass Band
.. recently entertained a large enthusiatic audience at St Francis.
