Abbey United Reformed Church, Romsey

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Songs of Praise 29 May 22

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Our morning service of Sunday, 29 May, will be a very special occasion.  Join us for a ‘Songs of Praise’ service, part of our celebrations to mark the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.  During the service we will be dedicating our church organ, which came from Chandlers Ford URC and we especially welcome some of the Chandlers Ford congregation.

If you have any favourite hymns, songs, poems, prose or Bible readings you would like included in this service please let Revd Mike know by 8 May.  It would be good if you could tell us why the hymn or reading is special to you, which you could read out yourself, or Revd Mike will be happy to do so.

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  • Saturday, 25 June

    10am-noon Church open for quiet reflection

    10am - 12.30 Summer Sale in Abbey Hall in aid of church funds.

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    Sunday 26 June

    10.30 am morning worship led by Derek Hiscocks

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    Wednesday 29 June

    2.30pm Table Tennis in Abbey Hall

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    Sunday 3 July

    10.30am Morning Worship, including Holy Communion

    6.30pm Bible Study on Zoom

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    Saturday 9 July 

    Beggars Fare: both our church and hall will host sessions throughout the day and stewards are required as well as volunteers to serve tea and coffee in the church.  If you are able to help for a few hours, please sign the rota at the back of the church.

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