The Church Tower You will all have seen the scaffolding around the tower of the church over the last few weeks. A range of maintenance and repair works have been carried out, which were identified as needed in the five yearly review of the church fabric, carried out by the Diocese. We are very grateful to the village for its continuous support for fundraising, which has helped build up the church repair fund so that the cost of the current works can be met. Like the Forth Bridge however, maintenance and repair never ends, and we will always need to carry out further works over the coming years. So we will also need to press on with further fundraising to ensure that the repair fund is replenished. From time to time, there are special projects for which we can raise funds independently, but the unglamorous work of vegetation removal, minor repairs and repointing still need to be supported, and those on-going fundraising efforts which are made very year are invaluable. We thank everyone for their support; and we hope that our shared endeavours will keep the beacon which is All Hallows’ burning bright. If you would like to contribute you can email our Treasurer David Miles [email protected] Bank details: CAF Bank 40-52-40 00007058 There is a Fuel Hardship Fund at All Hallows If you are struggling to manage your fuel bills, contact: Annie Sneller 01798 342 507 or Rev'd David Crook on 01798 865 473 in strictest confidence. Many people have been supported in the past year. Alternatively: There is small post box by the gate at the bottom of the church path, where you may, in complete privacy, leave your contact details and Annie or David will get in touch to discuss the kind of help you might need. Please contact: Rev'd David Crook 01798 865 473 if you have any queries about church related matters For Weddings, call Angela Gresham Cooke on 01798 342 151 Annie Sneller is the licensed Lay Reader 01798 342 507 |
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