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Watch our services for Easter Day here

Here is our service recorded live at Clowne this morning: And the service live from Barlborough this morning: And you can watch just the Hallelujah Chorus from Barlborough here: Listen to our choir sing the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah in our service today at Barlborough:

Mothering Sunday 8.30am Clowne, 10am Barlborough for our Eucharist with distribution of flowers and refreshments

It will be wonderful to welcome you to church for the first time in 2 years on Mothering Sunday! Our main 10am Eucharist is at Barlborough this week and we have 8.30am Morning Prayer at Clowne. Do bring cash to buy refreshments after the service on Sunday at Barlborough. The service will be livestreamed here on Facebook: https://fb.me/e/8K38UP3ke Notices: We had problems with our internet connection but here is the main part of the service before the Eucharist:

Handmade Christmas Masks for Sale in aid of St James

Looking for a good stocking filler idea? Dawn Morton is handmaking Christmas face masks to sell in aid of St James, Barlborough. They are £3 each or two for £5, made with 100% cotton with a soft jersey interior for your face including a filter pocket. To order, please email Dawn and she will send you details of how to pay online or you can send her the money by post.

John Whybrow RIP – organist at Barlborough church for 55 years

The funeral of our beloved organist at Barlborough Church, John Whybrow, took place today. It was a simple service according to the Book of Common Prayer at John’s request and was attended by family only (because of current restrictions). Thank you to those from our church family who clapped his hearse as it travelled to Clowne Cemetery. Thank you also to Rhys Williams for playing the organ and playing John’s favourite, Guide me O thou great Redeemer. John died on…

Giving to church during the pandemic – and beyond!

While our churches are closed we cannot receive all the monetary gifts we usually do, here’s how you can help by joining the Parish Giving Scheme and giving by Direct Debit. A regular gift really helps our cash flow, prevents the need for us to count cash and go to the bank (thereby keeping us safe) and the scheme automatically claims Gift Aid. It gives all of us peace of mind – you’re not worrying about your envelopes with your…
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