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We have a vision to be a community of people from every generation and every background  following  Jesus. Committed to  growing  and being transformed by him. Continually being filled by God’s Holy Spirit,  going  into our communities and lovingly sharing Jesus in actions and words. This is the kind of church family that we want to become. We have not arrived yet, but we are a church on the way.

Ashley Baptist Church is a an active, evangelical Baptist Church in New Milton. 

Beacon Evangelical Church is a Bible-centred, Spirit-led and mission-focused Christian community. We are a welcoming, multi-cultural, vibrant inner city church. We aim to be a Beacon of God’s Good News in Handsworth and wherever He places us to live and work. We are here to demonstrate to others the Good News of Jesus Christ, to restore lives, rebuild community and build up the body of the church in love so that all are actively fulfilling this task: to, ‘Go, be fruitful and multiply'.

A Baptist Church showing  God’s love to each other and to Beckenham.

Methodist Church

Bethel Baptist Church is a place of Christian worship and teaching. Our motto is "Love God and Love Others" We try to put this into practice as a Church and in our community.

We are a large, inclusive community of Christians from the local area of Bookham, Effingham, Fetcham, Leatherhead and beyond. Our church family caters for all ages and stages of life, from 0-100+ Our vision is to grow fruitful followers of Jesus through the planting and tending of worshipping, discipling & missional communities. Growing together in the love of Jesus, we give our lives to see God’s reign of justice, mercy and peace coming in our homes, communities, workplaces and to the ends of the earth. This does not mean that we all think the same about everything. In fact, our church holds a rich variety of passions and personalities. We are working out our faith in lots of different ways. What unites us is our commitment to God’s purpose in the world: to transform individuals, families, communities, nations, and every sphere of life, by His love.

Braintree Youth Project Charity is a Christian organisation, creating a caring safe community in which young people are respected, valued and offered opportunities. BYPC also known as 'The Hut', serves 11-18 year olds in the Braintree districts, by holding drop in sessions and organising trips.

Cannon Street Memorial Baptist Church is a warm, caring and friendly church. We are a predominantly Afro-Caribbean congregation. Our worship style is a blend of traditional and modern. Working among children and young people is a vital part of our ministry. Serving the local and wider community is also important to us. We provide support in a variety of ways, including weddings, funerals and infant dedication. The Olive Branch and Church supports community based issues such as crime, health and race. Our motto is ‘ Empowering God’s People’  and we aim to achieve this with Bible based teaching, pastoral care, prayer and guidance. The Bible is still relevant today and we have been placed in a diverse community in which to share the good news within it.

Caversham Thameside and Mapledurham is a parish of three churches, St Peter's, St John's and St Margaret's, in North Reading (Oxford Diocese). There is one PCC. The Ministry Team currently consists of Revd Mike Smith (Rector), Revd Penny Cuthbert (Associate Vicar), Revd Andy Storch (Curate), Anthony Wisdom and Phil Blackburn (LLMs) and Anna Clarke (Children and Families Outreach Worker). Each church has it's own church leadership team. We are a large and diverse parish - with areas of both affluence and poverty. Our church families are also diverse in terms of background and churchmanship, but we are united in a desire to serve Jesus Christ and go wherever he leads us. Our vision statement is 'Becoming a Christlike Community' - we want to be more like Jesus, and we want our wider community to follow and reflect him, too.

                                                                                                              Job Position-Assistant Manager                                                                                                               Email:jillian.orme@cehc.org.uk                                                                                                                 www.cehc.org.uk Are you interested in becoming an assistant manager at one of our Christian Endeavour Holiday Centres?   Our background An exciting opportunity as opened to become an assistant manager at our centres in Norfolk and North Wales.  At The Pleasaunce and Beechwood Court we have organised events and programmes throughout the year as well as being a facility for conferences, schools, churches and day groups. What are we looking for? By becoming assistant manager you will need to be a team-player, becoming part of a multi-cultural community, involved in managing many aspects of our holiday centre. Whether it be working in the office, spending time with the guests or organising staff, volunteers and holiday programmes- no two days are the same! We are looking for a comitted Christian who is flexible, patience and hard-working. Someone who is ready for a challenge and willing to go the extra mile to encourage a serving attitude from a position of leadership. Previous experience of working in the hospitality sector is desirable as well as being self-motivated, dedicated and enthusiastic about fulfilling the aims and ethos our ministry. What to do? If you think you have a servant’s heart that would thrive on embracing new challenges and being part of this ministry, then please answer the following questions and send us your expression of interest in this role. Once this is received then we will contact you with further information and an application pack.     Expression of Interest Please tell us the following: Name:   Contact details: (address, email and telephone)   In the box below, briefly explain why you are interested in this position and why you think you would be suitable for the job?   

Located in the city centre, we are a large vibrant, multi-generational, multi-cultural church family and have large, modern premises with great facilities and our building is regularly used to host a wide range of community activities, many of which we run ourselves. We also enjoy good working relationships with other churches and various outreach ministries in the city.

Christchurch is a lively, diverse,  church spread across two sites in Welwyn Garden City. We believe that people matter to God, and want to see lives and communities changed as we share the good news about Jesus and demonstrate his love in practical ways. We’re a Christ-centred community where people can serve Christ, grow to be like him and reach out to others with his transforming love. Through the pandemic lockdowns we’ve developed our online services and gatherings. We now livestream our services and currently provide additional resources for children and young people. We have re-opened our buildings for services including groups for children & youth with limited numbers. For more information about the vision and values of the church, visit the church website – www.christchurchwgc.org.uk .

Edit Websites Ltd is the UK’s leading Christian Software Company having developed Church Edit and iKnow Church - software used by 1,000s of churches around the UK. Church Edit is a powerful website builder used to create church websites from a few small pages to large high profile Christian sites consisting of 100's of pages and multiple editors. iKnow Church along with its mobile app is church management software used by churches to manage all their admin and pastoral care.  We are based in Solihull and currently have the following vacancies: Development Team Manager Web Developer (can be fully remote)

CV-Library is the UK's leading independent job board and we are experts in recruitment. We take pride in hosting over 140,000 jobs across all sectors for the nation's jobseekers, and supporting recruiters and employers with our quality services.

CYO (Christian Youth Outreach) is a Christian education charity working to support schools across the Colchester area in the pastoral and spiritual care of their pupils, to help them grow in life, hope and faith.

Church of Scotland linked parish churches

The Diocese of London is the group of Church of England organisations located in North London. It comprises parishes, schools, chaplaincies, missional communities and other organisations, which are united by their common Christian faith. The Diocese is overseen by the Bishop of London, assisted by Area Bishops, Archdeacons and senior staff, and administrated by the staff of the London Diocesan Fund. Its Cathedral is St Paul’s.

The Diocese of Manchester is the Church of England in Bolton, Bury, Leigh, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, and parts of Rossendale, Stockport, Tameside and Trafford. To find out more about the unique make-up of the diocese and its diverse activities, please visit our website: www.manchester.anglican.org .

Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham  The Church of England across Nottinghamshire

Eden Gate Newport is a charity which exists for those who find themselves vulnerable, either because they have no home or because they are trapped by drugs or alcohol (or sometimes both).  Our programme comprises of daily drop-in services, ‘shoulder to shoulder’ projects, one to one support and a link to drug rehabilitation services. We enjoy a special relationship with local churches and e verything we do is motivated by our faith in God. All staff and trustees profess the Christian faith and have a desire to see those accessing our services find security,  spiritual wholeness and wellbeing through faith in Jesus Christ.

Emmaus Rd is a regional, multi-congregational, multiplying church helping transform the communities we live in locally, whilst resourcing the 24-7 Prayer movement internationally.

Small Christian School

Encounter Church is a vibrant church community which meets in Selly Oak and Weoley Castle. As well as looking to serve within the two local communities, we are also located close to the University of Birmingham and Queens Medical Centre. The church was founded in 1936, born out of Birmingham’s Pentecostal Revival of the 1930s. Encounter Church continues to thrive as a church made up of people of all ages, backgrounds and from many nations. As the church grows, we are seeing an increasing number of opportunities for reaching out to children, families, students & young adults as well as young people aged 11- 18.

We are an all-age local church made up of people from a wide spectrum of life.  We seek to teach, understand and follow the whole message of the Bible.  We believe that the Bible shows us how to be reconnected with God, which is the most vital need for everyone in our modern world.  Our desire to share this message goes beyond our locality and we have a heart for other nations than our own. We are an enthusiastic church and our Sunday meetings have a contemporary feel, with modern music and an open participation to all, seeking to allow the Holy Spirit to guide us.  Bible teaching is always a key ingredient of our meetings together and we provide programmes for children and young people that run alongside those for adults.   We also have a wide variety of activities throughout the week - we don't believe that church is just for Sundays.

The Evangelical Alliance is made up of hundreds of organisations, thousands of churches and tens of thousands of individuals, joined together for the sake of the gospel. Representing our members since   1846 , the Evangelical Alliance is the oldest and largest evangelical unity movement in the  UK .  United in mission and voice, we exist to serve and strengthen the work of the church in our communities and throughout society. Highlighting the significant opportunities and challenges facing the church today, we work together to resource Christians so that they are able to act upon their faith in Jesus, to speak up for the gospel, justice and freedom in their areas of influence. Working across the   UK , with offices in London, Cardiff, Glasgow and Belfast, our members come together from across denominations, locations, age groups and ethnicities, all sharing a passion to know Jesus and make Him known.

Grace Foundation has a vision to help transform young people’s lives through holistic education. Our approach is to embed a Christian ethos team comprising of an Ethos leader, a Youth Worker, and a Family Support Worker, in the school, to develop the whole person, enhance student wellbeing, and improve student outcomes.  

Guildford United Reformed Church is an open and affirming Christian community.

High Street in Harpenden is a busy church w orking to see lives, relationships and communities transformed by the love of God. 

WE ARE: Highfield Church, also known as Christ Church, Portswood; an Anglican church in the Diocese of Winchester . Our congregation spans generations and our services offer a range of worship styles. 

Holy Trinity is a growing, all-age Anglican Church located on the edge of Huddersfield town centre in the Diocese of Leeds.  Our vision is “to make committed followers of Jesus, and to share his transforming love” . We are committed to growing whole-life disciples amongst all ages; relevant and applied bible teaching; and an openness to the Holy Spirit. For more information about Holy Trinity Huddersfield please see our website:  www.holytrinityhuddersfield.com

In 1985, a small group of men and women from various denominations came together to capture a new sound in praise and worship by taking a caravan from church to church to introduce worship leaders and songs from one church to next. The aim was to help people worldwide experience the manifest presence of God, this collection of records resulted in forming ‘Integrity’s Hosanna Music’ along with a publishing imprint. These would become the cornerstone of Integrity Music, including songs like ‘Give Thanks’, ‘Open The Eyes of My Heart Lord’, ‘Revelation Song’, and more recently ‘We Believe’ and ‘Great Are You Lord’. In 1987 Integrity Music was officially formed and served as a significant vehicle in pioneering the widespread popularity of what would become the ‘modern worship music’.  Integrity Music became part of David C Cook in 2011, joining a seminal UK worship label, Kingsway Music, of which David C Cook acquired a majority share in 1994.  Originally established in 1969, Kingsway Music captured the songs and sound of worship that was moving through house churches in the UK. This became the birthplace for songs such as ‘Here I Am to Worship’, In Christ Alone’, ‘Blessed Be The Name Of The Lord’, ‘Everlasting God’ and more recently ‘Lord, I Need You’ and ‘The Lion & The Lamb’.  In 2009 Kingsway Music acquired Fierce! Distribution, the home of Delirious? which equipped Kingsway to continue stewarding songs like ‘I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever’ and ‘Majesty (Here I Am)’ Collectively, we are one Integrity Music, which is part of the David C Cook family and operates out of Nashville, TN in the USA and Brighton, East Sussex in the UK.

Charity  Counselling and Pregnancy / post loss support service

At KICK, we are motivated to respond to a sense of hopelessness in many young people today as 1/3 of young people aged 15 identify with a mental health condition, 2million grow up without a father at home, many are disconnected from local communities with 95% now not attending church. We aspire to see a generation of young people who will reach their God given potential; where communities have been socially impacted; and where spiritual change has transformed a nation. Our mission is to transform young people’s lives, with God's love, through sport and support. We do this through values-driven physical education, street dance, mentoring, chaplaincy in schools and community KICK Academies to impact a sense of hopelessness and give them a hope for the future and a joy in the present. KICK work in Infant, Primary, Secondary, Pupil Referral Units, Private and Special Schools to deliver the following services with Christian values embedded throughout every session: - PE National Curriculum                                                  - Transformational Street Dance - Solutions Focused Mentoring                                       - Schools based Chaplaincy In all that we do we seek to live out our values to encourage young people to be aspirational, to be compassionate in all circumstances, to deliver excellent quality sessions, and to be intentional in building relationships and sharing the gospel with young people every day and to show integrity in our decision making at all times. As an organisation we are engaging with over 12,500 young people every week and come closer to achieving our mission as we reach more and more young people.

KingsGate Community Church - Transforming lives from our neighbourhoods to the nations by the power of Gods love KingsGate Community Church began in 1988 and since then the church has grown from strength to strength into the multi-cultural, inter-generational family that we are today. A hallmark of KingsGate is the incredible commitment of hundreds of people to seeing other people’s lives transformed by the power of God’s love. Today, we are one church in multiple locations and as we look to the future, we’re convinced the best is yet to come!

An active Baptist church based in North Glasgow.  Membership and general information We are a large and vibrant church in the heart of Kirkintilloch with a membership of over 330. Total congregation is over 500 each Sunday. We hold our morning service at 10:30am. The whole church family start together and then crèche, children and youth teaching groups take place. Worship is contemporary in style and biblically based preaching is considered a central part of the worship service. We have a youth focused evening service every Sunday, overseen by our Youth Pastor Rob Fraser Binns. This can be more experimental in style, with evangelistic and apologetic service features. The evening sung worship is led by our youth band and our Youth and Children’s Worker; Eilidh Best. We have a thriving children’s and youth ministry which includes weekly activities as well as annual events such as the children’s holiday club, youth weekend away and day events/outings. The church has an ever-growing “office” team, and is open 5 days a week, as is our community café next door; “No 52”. There are currently 17 paid members of staff and hundreds of volunteers who all support God’s work here at KBC. The church has both Elders and Deacons who are elected every five years at present. Overview of the local community Kirkintilloch is a town 10 miles north of Glasgow city centre. Within Kirkintilloch is an area called Hillhead, which is one of the most deprived areas in Scotland. In contrast to this, Lenzie is a small town attached to Kirkintilloch which is more affluent and many of our congregation are from there. As such, you can start to understand that our community and church is a very unusual mix of all backgrounds and this needs to be embraced and catered for. Currently there are 4 major building developments going on at the peripheries of Kirkintilloch and so it is exciting to know our community is still growing. We have a strong relationship with the local council through our major involvement in the canal festival. We also have strong links with the local community through many groups that run from our church building (namely recovering addicts) and we recently paired up with Eden to increase our efforts in Hillhead. The church runs many activities for those inside and out of the church, e.g. “Toddlers” is a strong pull for those in our community. It runs twice a week and often has a waiting list. On a Friday night, outwith covid, the church building takes on a different feel, being filled by our Friday Night Live Youth Club. We anticipate this starting back next year. Our children’s and youth team are also engaged in the local primary and high schools. During the week we have a popular café that serves breakfast, drinks and lunch. It is a wonderful way to be part of the community while serving our community. Our church building is situated at one end of the main street in Kirkintilloch which is at the heart of our community and our community is at the heart of what we do in the church.     Church life as it is now Many years ago the church underwent a major review which resulted in the re-structuring of multiple  groups that support our vision into 9 (10?) hubs. Each hub has a deacon and an elder on them and are overseen by one of the ministers. The hubs are; Local Mission, World Mission, Prayer and Spirituality, Music and Worship, Life long learning, Authentic Community, Children, Youth, Pastoral Care and Seniors. These hubs are the heartbeat of the activities and outreach that happen from our congregation: Activities and organisations There isn’t a day that something is not running within and out with our church walls. Our Church runs a Trussell Trust foodbank that is open 3 days a week from our church building. There are three other locations for distribution within the East Dunbartonshire area which are managed by our Foodbank manager. We have a part time member of staff who runs CAP debt counselling with a team of volunteers and we also run a CAP job club with volunteers too. Toddlers Tuesday/Friday Children’s holiday club Keynotes: children’s choir (covid permitting) Friday Night Live youth club (covid permitting) SU groups, assemblies and chaplaincy work at local primary and secondary schools Youth housegroups midweek for each secondary year-group Youth residentials: weekend away and summer festival Greenhouse, a seasonal youth focused discipleship event. Hub, trustee, safeguarding, deacons and elders’ meetings Church lunches and breakfasts Seasonal courses: Network Course, Marriage Course, Alpha, Nua For women: monthly meet up in a local restaurant, weekly ladies casual chat, fortnightly women’s fellowship, Growing together women’s mentorship group For men: monthly prayer breakfast, men’s curry nights Weekly pre-service prayer meeting, mid-week ‘try praying’, monthly morning prayer meeting New Creations for recovering addicts Art club, summer walking group, occasional film nights Mid -week Seniors service and lunches Around 60 % of our congregation attend a weekly small group for bible study. These small groups play a part in pastoral care of the congregation although there is also a pastoral care system in place headed up by a minister, part time pastoral worker and their team. The list could go on! The church recently voted on a new church vision: "Growing disciples who love Jesus"

Knowle Parish Church is a large, lively and forward-looking Anglican church in a semi-rural location in the south of Solihull in the Diocese of Birmingham. We have a broad Bible based evangelical tradition and offer a diverse range of four Sunday services covering a breadth of worship styles. We resource a wide variety of midweek activities to serve our average weekly attendance of 400 and a worshipping congregation of about 750. The church is in the centre of the village and is seen as a vital part of village life.  Our Vision Statement, adopted last year, is ‘Letting our light shine at the village centre as a house of God’s light for all peoples and generations.’  We are currently working on goals which have been identified in the areas of Worship, Evangelism, Discipleship and Mission to help us achieve this Vision.

Christian Charity 

Make a difference wherever you are     Through research, teaching, writing, and consulting, LICC works to equip churches and empower individuals to serve God in their Monday to Saturday lives.  

Registered Christian Charity

London Reclaimed helps young people in South London step up into employment through a mixture of mentoring, training, and paid work. We focus on young people who may find it particularly hard to get and retain a job. For some that may be because of a criminal record, mental health challenges, housing issues or complex mix of all of these and more. We run two charity owned business which are our main training hubs for young people: Goldfinch Furniture and Lumberjack Café. At Goldfinch Furniture, based in Bermondsey, we make high-quality, ethical furniture for homes and businesses. We train young people in the basics of furniture making and design, giving them paid employment as workshop assistants. At Lumberjack café, based in Camberwell, we serve beautiful food and drink and run an artisanal deli. We train young people in café and barista skills and are currently looking to develop a training kitchen on site to build an additional opportunity for engaging young people.

Mackintosh Church is an active independent church in Roath in Cardiff. As a church we strive to live, preach and serve the Gospel of Jesus in a complex urban environment. 

The Methodist Circuit of Gloucestershire is a  community of people around Gloucestershire who believe God has called us to respond to the good news of God's love made known in Jesus Christ in worship and service.

The Michael Roberts Charitable Trust exists to serve the needs of the people of Harlow and surrounding areas. Our interventions build confidence, increase resilience and generate hope through upholding people’s dignity: when in crisis, overlooked, isolated, or facing long-term hardship. We do this through: Working in supportive partnership with all local voluntary and statutory bodies Redistributing food & children’s items from neighbours and businesses to those in need Hosting drop-in centres for anyone needing friendship and social support Advocacy and campaigning on behalf of those we serve Mobilising helpers across the town Our work results in: An immediate response to hunger for anyone who asks Crisis resilience: a quicker return from crisis back to stability More robust households in periods of misfortune More secure early years for families in hardship Increased belonging, confidence and hope for those vulnerable to exclusion or isolation Generating empathy and solidarity for those overlooked in the wider population Challenging the boundaries of what is tolerable in a wealthy, civilised nation Stimulating more action and innovation in support of those in need MRCT as been operating for 24 years. Emerging out of the Harlow churches, we are a Christian charity promoting inclusion, unconditional acceptance, practical expressions of justice and love without boundaries of culture, creed, class or race.

About Morden Baptist Church We are a church of ordinary and imperfect people who are seeking to live their lives out by following Jesus and the way he lived. We’ve found that he has welcomed us ‘home’ with open arms and transformed our lives, and so we aim to be an informal welcoming church who go out of our way to help others follow Jesus too. We are part of London Baptists and the Baptist Union of Great Britain.

The Nationwide Christian Trust is a UK-based organisation seeking to help people find the Lord Jesus and to strengthen them in their spiritual lives through a variety of initiatives (see below). We believe in strong partnerships, particularly with other leaders and churches. Our vision is to help, support and encourage people in their journey of faith through the provision of resources: We produce   Living Light   our daily Bible devotional, run a range of   events , operate a   Prayerline   and produce a weekly online   Prayer Guide .

Framed by the Rivers Tyne and Tweed the Diocese of Newcastle is the Church of England’s most northerly diocese. This Diocese in the ‘land of the Northern Saints’ was formed in 1882 and comprises 172 parishes across 2,110 square miles. The Diocese covers the local authorities of Northumberland, Newcastle, North Tyneside and also small parts of County Durham and Cumbria. The 12 deaneries within 2 archdeaconries serve a population of 800,000 people across a variety of communities ranging from sparse rural to large inner city areas of deprivation.  As we await the appointment of a new Bishop of Newcastle, the diocese is led by the Bishop of Berwick, the Rt Revd Mark Wroe. The Diocese of Newcastle is committed to flourishing churches and communities and has developed a vision for growing church bringing hope as part of a response to the challenges faced by the church in our rural, urban and suburban settings. From the following three values: Open to God’s transforming love Generous with God’s transforming gifts Engaged in God’s transforming work in the word We have developed three priorities for our Next Steps for growing church bringing hope: Bringing Good News : ‘The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor.’ (Luke 4.18) Growing in Christ :      ‘As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him and established in the faith…’ (Colossians 2.6-7) Living Faith Fully :       ‘I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.’ (John 10.10)

We are a vibrant network of Anglican churches in the North Hampshire Downs, committed to knowing Jesus more and making a difference in our communities.

Northgate Church is a thriving evangelical community church based in the Garden Quarter in the heart of the beautiful historic city of Chester

We are a lively family church of all ages, who believe that Jesus is Lord and that He loves you. We want to share that love with everyone who comes through our doors.    We seek to be a place for all people to encounter and engage with God, a place of care and community, and a place of commitment to grow as followers of Jesus. We believe that children are not the church of the future, they are the church of today. We want them (and their parents) to feel welcomed and part of our community.  Here at Northgate we also have a huge passion for sung worship. It’s part of our identity.

Being Transformed – Seeking Transformation At OBC, we believe in a God who wants to transform the lives of his people , and who wants his people to transform the lives of others . All we do flows from this belief and we long to see transformation in our church, our community, our country and our world. In all that we do, we want to help people to encounter the love, forgiveness and joy of Jesus, that all may transformed by his presence and experience the freedom he offers to all who put their trust in him.

Off The Fence (OTF) is a Brighton-based charity founded in 1997 working to support the homeless and vulnerable in Brighton and Hove. OTF is both practical and faith-based believing that to love God means loving our neighbour, whomever that may be and whatever the cost. It employs 25 highly motivated full or part-time staff and is supported by 120 committed volunteers.

Open Doors started in 1955, with one man driving a Beetle full of illegal Bibles to Eastern Europe to support persecuted Christians. Brother Andrew felt God calling him to 'Strengthen what remains' (Revelation 3:2) - could God be calling you to do the same? Today, Open Doors supports persecuted Christians in over 60 countries, and as their needs grow, we need passionate, talented people to help us. Come and use your skills to strengthen the persecuted church, and we'll give you the support and training you need to flourish.

Purley Baptist Church . Building authentic courageous generous Christian community We are a large and lively church situated close to one of South London's busiest traffic intersections. We cater for all age groups and stages of life with a membership of over 400 people. We have multiple services each Sunday, in-person and streamed, with Children's Ministry at morning services. We are dynamic in our outlook, and bring together people from all walks of life and from different nations. Our worship is vibrant and lively as we lift up His name together.

St Nicholas is a warm, welcoming, inclusive Anglican church about 3 miles from the centre of Oxford. which is engaged in a wide range of activities within the surrounding community of Marston. There is lots of information on our website www.stnicholasmarston.org.uk and our Facebook page  https://www.facebook.com/stnicholasmarston/