Family Communion - Sunday 7th May

Do come along on Sunday and join our Family Communion service and share the bread and wine with us.  There will be a Junior Church upstairs with a story and craft led by Claire, Cynthia and Antonia.  The service will be led by Rev Richard Phillips.

If you prefer, there is a BCP Holy Communion in NW at 9am and a Cafe Church running in Church House, Long Crendon at 10am.

Please follow this link to see the pew Sheet.

This Sunday - 30th April

This Sunday, we will have our United Benefice Service, where the parishes of Long Crendon, Nether Winchendon and Chearsley join together to worship.  This time, it will be held at 10am in Long Crendon and lead by the Rev Richard Philips.

Please follow this link for the full pew sheet.

Meet the Bishop

Bishop Steven will be visiting the Aylesbury Deanery.   Everyone, with a particular request to PCC members, is invited to attend ‘An Evening with Bishop Steven’ at St. Mary’s, Princes Risborough, 7:30-9:30 pm.

Cakes!

Please come along to the cricket club at 3pm on Sunday 23rd and join us for tea and cakes and our annual church meeting. You can hear reports of last year's work and plans for our future.  We will also be electing new members of the PCC and opening the floor for questions.

We hope you can make it.

Family Service - 23rd April

FAMILY SERVICE

This Sunday we have our traditional Family Service at 10am, led by Anne Pratt

For our pew sheet, please follow this link.

Flower Festival

Joy Payne would be very pleased to receive advance offers of help (not just offers of flowers and greenery, also people to make the teas and welcome visitors and show them round).   Previous Festivals have seen the church looking gorgeous, and large numbers of people attending.

Rosemary Wallis

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Rosemary Wallis who had lived in Dark Lane in the house built by her husband Don in the 1950s. Rosemary had been unwell for a few months and died in Stoke Mandeville hospital a few days ago. 

The contribution Rosemary made to St Nicholas over many years is great. She was a real stalwart of the church as Church warden, also organising the church flowers and running the Sunday School and allotments.

Outside of the church, she was chairman of the annual fete committee; President of Chearsley W.I. for many years; the setting up of the annual village fruit and vegetable show and more recently her regular tea parties in her home for the older members of the village who enjoyed the social gatherings and delighted in her home made cakes. Since her childhood, Rosemary had been a member of Aylesbury Choral Society. A quiet, private lady who has loved and cared for Chearsley more than most people will realize. She will be greatly missed and our condolences go to her family.