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A link to the Who Does What list for clergy and
LMDG use. |
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A link to the current Mission Action Plan for The
Parish of Greater Whitbourne. |
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The readings for the current month in Large Print
format. |
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A tool to map parish boundaries. |
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Table Talk is a set of games to provide a safe place for people to begin to explore, articulate and engage in these kinds of conversations about the big and not so big questions of life. Produced by The Ugly Duckling Company |
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Founded in December 1998, CPDL was ported to
ChoralWiki in August 2005. |
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GRAVEYARD PLANS AND RULESHereford
Diocese Churchyard Regulations - pdf
file Whitbourne graveyard plan - pdf file Whitbourne
graveyard register - pdf file Upper Sapey
Churchhurchyard Graves - pdf file Headstone Guide - website |
- the Hereford Diocese Churchyard Regulations |
This link takes you back issues in pdf format. |
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The official web site of Whitbourne Parish
Council,where you can find out all about your
Parish Council, who they are and what they are
doing on behalf of the people of the Parish. |
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The official website of the North Bromyard Group
Parish Council. |
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"We provide care and support in the context of
meaningful work to help vulnerable people. We
focus our services on people who are: disaffected
and excluded; suffering from work related stress;
have health issues or depression. Julia Evans." |
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"A useful resource for those looking for support
or general advice about counselling." The link
given is for Herefordshire. "Remaining calm: it’s the hardest part of the job. Whether it’s a drunken student biting off more than he can chew, or a genuine threat to your safety, security staff are regularly placed in precarious situations that would challenge almost anybody to stay in control. That’s why these 17 tips are so important. May they help you in your career, as well as your day-to-day life."
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The community website for Bromyard and the
surrounding area. "A must for everyone in and
around Bromyard!" |
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Caring for God's Acre - protecting wildlife,
preserving heritage, involving communities in
Shropshire and Herefordfshire. If you would like
to receive information on the courses currently
scheduled, be on the mailing list for future
courses etc., please contact: |
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Gaines Manor: a residential Christian activity centre run by Camp XL. Running youth weekends, school activity weeks, house parties and summer camps for young people aged 8 to 18. |
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Whitbourne Village Hall. Full details of the
facilities, where to find it, and how to book it. |
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Upper Sapey Village Hall. |
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Bromyard & District Local History Society.
Details of meetings past and meetings to come, and
progress on current projects. |
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Hereford Diocese website with links to local churches and details of Diocesan activities. |
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Provided by the Hereford Gazette, this site gives details of Businesses, Entertainment, Leisure and almost anything else you need to know about the county of Herefordshire. |
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Ditto for Worcestershire, but this time provided by the Worcester Evening News. |
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THE CYBER HYMNAL. Thousands of Christian
hymns & Gospel songs from many denominations -
lyrics, MIDI files, scores, pictures, history
& more. Searchable, advanced Autoplay feature,
free downloads, new entries every week. User
friendly. Biggest site of its kind on the
Internet. |
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The Children's Society. |
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The Mothers Union.
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Whitbourne Hall - set in the heart of the countryside on the border between Worcestershire and Herefordshire, this Grade II* listed Victorian Country House was built to impress... |
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See our entries on the "A Church Near You" website. A Church Near You lists every church in the
Church of England with accurate maps, contact
information, service times and much more. |
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Morning
Prayer for today |
Daily Prayer for Morning, Evening and Night
provided by the official Church of England web , ©
The Archbishops' Council of the Church
of England, 2002-2004.
Daily Prayer - choose a service & date up to four weeks ahead. |
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This page last updated on 14th November 2019 by John Bland.