Helen steps in to edit Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership newsletter

The Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership administration assistant Helen Eaton has agreed to step in to edit the next couple of SEP newsletters.

Helen has agreed the move with our Acting Team Leader, the Rev Phil Dunning after John Porter announced his retirement from the job.

John has done a sterling job over the past couple of years or so in pulling together news from all our six churches but he will step down from the task after the June newsletter.

Long term we still need someone to take over the role.

Chair of the Stantonbury Ecumenical Partnership Council, Sharron Marland said: “Personally, I am most grateful for John for his tremendous effort within our Partnership and being such a good role model in serving Jesus in this way, for all of us to benefit from the feeling he creates for belonging to a larger family than our congregations.”

John is able to train any willing volunteers.

If you could be the person to take over please contact Sharron at secchair22@gmail.com

The Cross and Stables Charities are also looking for new directors to aid their valuable work in ensuring that all our six churches receive financial support for non day to day projects – not just Cross and Stable Church.

Full details of John’s retirement and the Cross and Stables charities can be found in the April SEP newsletter available to download now.

How Christ Church Eco Group earned a Bronze Eco award

Christ Church, Stantonbury, Eco Group will talk about their experiences of achieving a Bronze Eco Church award when MK Eco Church Network meets on Saturday April 11.

The meeting is at Christ Church and Jane Grindley, Director of MK Community Energy will be giving a talk about: ‘MK Community Energy and Home Energy Advice’ and she will include a discussion about a programme for churches.

With the UK Government recently announcing £1 billion of new funding for local energy projects, the time appears to have arrived for Community Energy! Please register for the meeting, using the Eventbrite link in the item below, so that the organisers have an idea of how many people to expect.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/milton-keynes-eco-church-network-meeting-tickets-1983158475385?aff=oddtdtcreator

The meeting starts at 10am and will finish at 12.30pm.

News of this and other events can be read in the latest SEP Newsletter which is available to download here.