As you may have seen recently, we have started to collect used postage stamps in aid of the Irish Peatland Conservation Council (‘IPCC’) so I thought I would explain what this latest initiative is about. Who are the Irish Peatland Conservation Council? The Irish Peatland Conservation Council (‘IPCC’) is an…
When: 1st Tuesday of every month, and meeting at St Philip’s Church at 1.30pm and car share. Otherwise meet up at 2pm at the walk venue – details below. We usually spend about two hours, walking at a leisurely pace and try to end with refreshments. Join us for good…
After spending most of January preparing for our Candlemas service, the choir has begun learning a few new anthems which we hope to sing during Lent and Easter. We are also preparing for two performances of Stainer’s Crucifixion: one in St Bartholomew’s Church as part of their ‘Come and Sing’ performance…
On Wednesday 15 May we plan to have a Coffee & Bake Sale in Sandford Church at 11am, following the 10.30am Holy Communion service, in aid of Christian Aid.
We are planning our second Vintage Afternoon Tea for Saturday 13 April from 2pm to 4pm in St Philip’s Hall. With advance notice we hope you will save the date and spread the word. We held our first Afternoon Tea in March last year and it proved to be a…
On Friday 22 March we plan to hold a Coffee Morning in conjunction with the Irish Cancer Society’s Annual Daffodil Day. It will be held in Sandford Church from 8.30am until 11am. We hope that you will drop in for some fresh tea, coffee and sweet treats to set you…
Journeying Together in Lent: A Christian Look at the Environment We continue to join with parishioners of Beechwood Ave. Parish as we journey together in Lent, taking a look at the Environment from a Christian Perspective. This series draws on both theological and scientific insight to help us consider what a…
Messy Church is a form of church for children and adults that involves creativity, celebration and hospitality. Our next Messy Church will be on Sunday 26 November with a festive theme. More information on this will follow.
On Sunday 12 November at 7pm in Sandford Church we will have a reflective service of remembering of family, friends, parishioners and loved ones who have died.
The diocesan music committee, Church Music Dublin, has organised a Festival Evensong service which will take place in Sandford Church on Saturday 21 October at 4pm. Singers from parish choirs around the diocese will take part in this event, which is directed by distinguished conductor John Dexter. If you are…