Beaconsfield Anglican Team Ministry: St Michael and All Angels Church is part of the Beaconsfield Anglican Team Ministry which constitutes three churches.

The other two churches in the Beaconsfield Team Ministry are St Mary and All Saints and St Thomas, Holtspur.

St Michael and All Angels Church is part of the Dioceses of Oxford which forms part of the Church of England.

CHURCHES TOGETHER IN BEACONSFIELD

Church Procession

Good Friday March of Witness by members of all 10 churches

St Michael and All Angels Church is part of Churches Together in Beaconsfield, a group of ten churches within the Beaconsfield Christian community providing different styles of Sunday worship from traditional to modern or lively to quiet.

Together with:

St Michael & All Angels Church

St Mary & All Saints Church and

The Church of St Thomas

the following churches make up Churches Together in Beaconsfield

St Teresa's Roman Catholic Church, Warwick Road

Baptist Church, Baring Road

United Reform Church, Aylesbury End

United Reformed Church, Holtspur

Free Methodist Church, Shepherds Lane

Society of Friends (Quakers), Jordans

Latimer Minster

For a full update on what is happening with Churches Together and the Beaconsfield Christian community, see the latest Parish Magazine.

THE BUNGOMA LINK

Through the Bungoma Link, Churches Together in Beaconsfield (representing all the Christian Churches) supports a Day Care Centre in Bungoma, Western Kenya. The Bungoma Day Care Centre provides advice, occupational therapy and simple skills training for young people with disabilities, particularly those with malarial epilepsy. Clients are visited in their homes and where appropriate, prescribed medication is supplied.

The Link between the two communities was established in 1985. 10 years later, 18 young people from Beaconsfield dug building foundations and in 2000 the Bungoman community completed the first centre. In 2004 the Link raised funds to facilitate the building of a large workshop, a security fence and the installation of a water supply. The work was completed in 2005. In 2007 an experienced voluntary Board of Governors was elected to support, guide and monitor the management of the Centre. The photograph features 6 staff and the Board of Governors. The Link arranged for Philip Wekesa who manages the Centre to be trained at the Centre for Epilepsy in Chalfont St Peter.

The Beaconsfield Link sends quarterly payments to provide funding for Philip, three skill trainers and two assistants and to meet the costs of medication and other expenses. The Link Support Committee drawn from the Churches Together in Beaconsfield organises fund raising events to support these commitments. If you would like to become a Sponsor please contact the Hon Secretary David Baker tel 01494 677834

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