Bring and share lunch 7 November
After the Divine Liturgy this Sunday in Telford (7 November) there will be a Trapeza / bring and share lunch ahead of the Nativity Fast that begins on Monday 15 November.

Renewal Friday: Theotokos of the Life-giving Spring
10:00 am Paschal Hours
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
Renewal Saturday
12:00 pm Iconography Workshop
6:00 pm Great Vespers
Thomas Sunday
9:30 am Matins
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
12:00 pm Children’s Catechesis | Varangian Guard Youth Club
St Winefride's Independent School, Belmont, Shrewsbury SY1 1TE
Beuno, abbot of Clynnog Fawr
7:00 pm Book Reading (online)
9:30 am Matins
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
Mark the Apostle and Evangelist
6:00 pm Great Vespers
Sunday of the Myrrh-Bearing Women
9:30 am Matins
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
7:00 pm Book Reading (online)
James the Apostle and brother of St. John the Theologian
10:30 am Paraklesis & Book Reading
7:00 pm All-Night Vigil
Removal of the Relics of St. Athanasius the Great
6:00 pm Great Vespers
Sunday of the Paralytic
Synaxis of Ss Sylvester & Hosius
9:30 am Matins
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
2:30 pm Wedding of Lucy
9:30 am Matins
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
7:00 pm Book Reading (online)
Synaxis of the Holy manna which emitted from the tomb of Saint John the Theologian
6:00 pm Great Vespers
Simon the Zealot & Apostle
Sunday of the Samaritan Woman
9:30 am Matins
10:30 am Divine Liturgy
7:00 pm Book Reading (online)
10:30 am Paraklesis & Book Reading
7:00 pm Paraklesis
Brendan the Navigator (d577)
12:00 pm Iconography Workshop
6:00 pm Great Vespers
After the Divine Liturgy this Sunday in Telford (7 November) there will be a Trapeza / bring and share lunch ahead of the Nativity Fast that begins on Monday 15 November.

Thank you for your very generous donations to the Papagiannidhs family. Our community raised a staggering contribution for the family to help them in this very difficult time.
We will make an announcement as soon as we have more details of funeral arrangements.
Congratulations to Alexander Elliott on his baptism on 31 October.
Many Years!!! Χρόνια Πολλά!!!
On the first Sunday of December we will be having our annual Saint Nicholas Festival. Saint Nicholas will be coming as he does every year to bring gifts for the children. This year there will be lots of exciting craft activities, the ballad of Saint Nicholas, stories, mulled wine, home made soup, homemade bread.
