Green event for Earley
GREEN FINGERED residents in Earley have been invited to a repeat gardening event.St Nicolas Church, off Sutcliffe Avenue is launching ...
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Treasure hunt in Earley for Christian Aid Week
FIVE CHURCHES in Earley have organised a treasure hunt next weekend to support Christian Aid. Residents are being encouraged to ...
Face it, the church can be a welcoming place
Walking down the road todayI saw some pictures on displayAll the lovely picturesFastened in a rowI stopped and studied all ...
April in July for Earley St Nicolas
A CHURCH welcomed its new vicar at a special online service on Wednesday. The Revd April Beckerleg was installed at ...
Earley churches continue to support virus-affected
CHURCHES in Earley and Lower Earley are working together to help those most affected by the Coronavirus. With support from ...
Charity book sale to take place in Earley church this half-term
A CHARITY book sale will take place at St Nicolas Church in Sutcliffe Avenue, Earley on Tuesday, February 18. Running ...
Enjoy an afternoon of unstuffy flute music and help charity that works with people who have autism
FOR MANY, mention flutes and you’ll think of artists like James Galway performing seminal folk tunes such as Danny Boy. ...
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