Garstang

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Welcome to Garstang Deanery

- a rural area where farming and other rural issues are central to our daily lives.  

 

 

 

Experiencing the effects of the Foot and Mouth epidemic made us more aware of the way in which crises and natural disasters affect the very heart of communities and the importance of a realistic response in both giving and prayer, at home and overseas. We were able to give monetary support as a group, through the Addington Fund, and prayer and practical help in our daily contacts through out branches.

Garstang is a FairTrade Town and Great Eccleston has a Farmers' Market, both of these helping us to support local, national and international initiatives for a fairer distribution of trade.

 

Click map to see towns with Mothers' Union Branches.

 

 

 

 

Overseas
Child Sponsorship  

Some of our members are involved in a Child Sponsorship scheme, providing school fees for the children of clergy and lay workers the new Diocese of Kumi, in Uganda, which is our Deanery link, where, often there is no money for salaries or even expenses for the clergy and lay workers.

Additionally we give ongoing support for our linked Dioceses of The Free State, Shyogwe and Sekondi

Indoor Members Prayer Circle

The Garstang Deanery IMPC met in June at the Pilling Memorial Hall. When you consider the number of years of prayer and service represented by the life of each member present we are sharing over 600 years of lives lived for God - an inspiring thought!

 

 

 

Experiencing the effects of the Foot and Mouth epidemic made us more aware of the way in which crises and natural disasters affect the very heart of communities and the importance of a realistic response in both giving and prayer, at home and overseas. We were able to give monetary support as a group, through the Addington Fund, and prayer and practical help in our daily contacts through out branches.

Garstang is a FairTrade Town and Great Eccleston has a Farmers' Market, both of these helping us to support local, national and international initiatives for a fairer distribution of trade.

 

 

 

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