Friends of St Mary's Winkfield

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Friends of St Mary's Winkfield

Registered Charity 1162342

St Mary's church, Church Road, Winkfield, Berks, SL4 4SF
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The June 2025 Winkfield Parish Mag is HERE;
The May 2025 Winkfield Parish Mag is HERE.

15 June is Trinity Sunday. At St Mary's there will be Family Praise at 9.30am followed at 11am by Holy Communion led by Canon Dagnell

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Sunday 8 June, Whit Sunday

Sunday 8 June, Whit Sundaybegan with Tower Bell ringers welcoming all to Family Matins. Many of the children read the bibles passages and prayers. The Junior choir sang “Every time I feel the Spirit”. The Ladies of the adult choir also sang at the service. The Pentecost story was told. William Bishop was the organist.

Sunday 1 June, the Sunday after Ascension Day

Sunday 1 June, the Sunday after Ascension Daybegan with the Revd Alan Dibden congratulating everyone who had managed to negotiate the many road closures and get to the service of Family Communion! The choir anthem was 'Jesus our hearts’ desire'. William Rooke was the Crucifer with William Bishop as organist.

Sunday May 18, The Fourth Sunday after Easter

Sunday 18 May the fourth Sunday after Easter, began with a Family Praise service. The story was 'Raising the Widow’s Son'. The children as usual read the bible passages and prayers. This was followed by the first Communion by Extension service led by John Kimbell. The choir sang 'Acclamations' from James MacMillan’s St Anne’s Mass, while the congregation took communion as well. There was a new Kyrie/Gospel Responses/Agnus/Gloria /Amen by Stopford. William Bishop was the organist and, as it had been his 21st birthday the previous day, the Handbell Ringers rang 'Happy Birthday'. A glorious service.

Sunday May 11, The Third Sunday after Easter

Sunday 11 May The Third Sunday after Easter was a Family Matins service continuing the VE Day theme. There was a power point presentation describing life during the war years. The children read the Bible passages and prayers. The Junior choir sang, robed, with the adult choir and the Bell Ringers performed. William Bishop was the organist. The annual Fayre took place after the service.

Sunday 4 May, The Second Sunday after Easter

Sunday 4 May The Second Sunday after Easter began with the Tower Bells welcoming everyone to the Family Communion service led by Rev Alan Dibdin. Again we were fortunate as several of our extra singers joined us. William Bishop was the organist.