Living our Faith, Loving our Communities
Gillian Chapple 
Agape Meal – Pulloxhill – 28 March 2023 Please join us for an Agape Meal (Lamb tagine) on Maundy Thursday at 6pm in Pulloxhill Church Hall. Following the meal, there will be a service of Holy Communion at 7pm Everyone is welcome Please let your Churchwardens know if you would like to eat with us.
Desert Island Hymns – Pulloxhill – 23 July 2023 Please do come and be part of Desert Island Hymns at Pulloxhill Church on the evening of Sunday 23rd July 2023. A glass of bubbly will be served from 5.30pm and at 6pm we will hear the stories, sing the favourite hymns and hear readings from … Read more
A short video giving you a chance to see what Pulloxhill Church looks like from the air.
Can you help? Are you interested in Safeguarding in our Parish? We are seeking someone who would be willing to take on the role of Parish Safeguarding Officer
His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh It is with great sadness that we received the news of the death of His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh. Our prayers are offered for Her Majesty the Queen and members of the Royal Family at this time, and for all who are grieving this loss. We … Read more
We pray for all those involved in the shaping of young lives.
We give God thanks for the sacrifice and commitment of teachers and all those involved in serving children and young people in education.
We pray that all might be nurtured and cared for and that every needful resource would be made available – that all lives can flourish even in these difficult times and that no-one would be overlooked.
We lift to God those we hold in our hearts – praying for their health, their well-being and their sense of hope.
We pray that even when loved ones cannot physically be together they would not feel apart.
We ask for God’s help in our communicating, our connecting and our caring.
‘Lord the one you love is ill ….. ‘ John 1 1 v3
We bring to God all those who suffer in body, mind, spirit or with grief.
We ask that in God’s great loving kindness they might know God’s sustaining presence amidst their pain.
We pray for those who are stretched beyond their own capacity to cope and remain hopeful – that in the roar of these waterfalls God would bring a sense of coherence, comfort and strength.
We pray for those who are in positions of authority with responsibility for decision making at national and local level at this difficult time.
We ask that God would give great wisdom, deep commitment to all and right judgement.
Our God is the great healer – and the agent used more than any other is the NHS.
Today we voice our gratitude for those who serve this country in the National Health Service and pray for that God would prosper the work of their hands – that they would all be encouraged in their continued work of sacrifice and care amongst us.