The Big Bang

In the years after Copernicus Galileo and Kepler, other astronomers developed our understanding of how the sun and planets fttted in to the vast array of stars. At first scientists realised that we were part of a large galaxy of stars, the Milky Way. Then, as the power of telescopes increased it became evident that blurry patches of light were not clouds of gas in the Milky Way but whole galaxies far beyond. The scale of the universe was mind-boggling.

St Mary's will be again offering delicious homemade soup and bread lunches, followed by coffee and tea, on Wednesday lunchtimes during Lent starting the week after Ash Wednesday and finishing the week before Holy Week. There is no charge, but a bowl will be set aside for donations to charity. This year we are planning on supporting Water Aid which helps African villages to have a reliable clean water supply.
Come along for a sustaining break and friendly conversation at the back of St Mary’s Church from 12.30-1.30pm on the five Wednesdays from 29th February through to 28th March.
Volunteers for making soup, baking/buying bread or helping on the day should contact c3dedae799cceddae7ede8e799e8eb99cceede99ccedeee6e9a7 zqATZtLHJK05DlNDCQ7Fu4AohWhQPloN caesar This page part is protected against spam bots and web crawlers. In order to be displayed you need to enable Javascript in your browser, and then reload the page. There will be a list for signing up on the table at the back of the church from the end of January.
See you there!