Final boost for the Warm Roof Fund and into the Future
We are only £3000 off our local fund raising target. We hope to achieve
the whole ammount by mid July when the mayor will set of the 2017 ‘Lewisham Three Peaks Challenge’ on July 1st and St Hilda’s members wil lbe walking to raise the final funds. We invite you to sponsor our Vicar Fr Stuart and our Church Wardens Mr Tony Scott and Mr David Petty to acheive the three peaks – click the give.net logo to the right and please tag your donation ‘3 Peaks sonsorship’, or join us on the Walk.
Easter Day was the first Sunday and our release from Scaffolding
on the completion of the Warm Roof Project – we were able to enjoy the light flooding in through the clean glass of the repaired windows. After a major clean up the dust and dirt fo the last 50 years is now gone. With the roof now sealed, dirt soot and crumbling roof materials will no longer be coming down.
Our thanks to our local donors and to our major grant funders for funds support and encouragement.
The church is open to visit and for * quiet reflection – on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10.30 -6pm; Saturdays 11 – 5pm; Sundays 9-12.30 pm; and Wednesdays 3- 6pm: Once the warm roof and restoration is achieved, we hope to have funds to staff the office have even more open hours.
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Warm Roof and Restoration Capital appeal Help us toward our local target of £25,000
Fr Stuart Bates holding one of the slipped slates
The whole project has a tag of c.£600,000. We raised most ourselves but have been given a super-boost by two major grant funders. We are near there with our local target having reached £21,000 . A big thank you to those who have supported us in this way.
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St Hilda’s is the Church of England Parish Church of Crofton Park
We are a welcoming and diverse congregation, enjoying all kinds of people.
We offer a rich experience of worship and teaching in the Church of England’s Catholic (High Church) Tradition, and enjoy playing our part in our area. Our building is feature Grade 2 Arts and Crafts Structure now 108 years old.
‘To call people to the fullness of Christ’
by committing ourselves:
to Worship with awe and love
to Serve with generosity and humility
to Grow by making new disciples
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