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Mission

Mission News

The page gives a very brief overview of the main mission endeavours that St. Mary’s currently helps support or contributes to. For more details speak to Cynthia Thornton on 33062, or check the Quarterly Magazine for updates.

our “twinned” church in Thika, Kenya
please go to the main Gakui page

A flyer for a trip to Gakui in June 2011
Ongoing news via mobile phone texts

CHAT in Tiverton

Churches Housing Action Team

a 2010 newsletter of theirs gives a good idea of what they do in Tivi:

Now that you know more about CHAT, from the snippets in previous magazines, I have a challenge for you – can you make sure, this winter,
  • that   no-one in your parish can say ‘I’ve never heard of CHAT’
  • that anyone in your parish who is struggling to pay their bills, especially the rent or mortgage, is not too embarrassed to ask for help
  • that no-one in your parish becomes homeless for want of advice and assistancet
  • that no-one who is homeless goes cold, wet or hungry unnecessarily.
  • CHAT can offer emergency tents, sleeping bags and food as well as long term housing solutions.

Thank you for your support through the year. God Bless you all.

In a town near you – drop-in

  • Crediton Council Offices, Market Street Tuesdays 2 -4.30pm
  • Cullompton, Community House, Fore Street Mondays 2-4.30pm
  • Tiverton 28 Gold Street Monday to Thursday

Advice by phone - 01884 255606 or email theoffice@chatmid.co.uk


End of Jan 2014
CHAT

Support for CHAT – the Tiverton based Churches Housing Action Trust – can take many forms. Groceries for use by their clients, both housed and homeless; volunteering in a number of roles; regular giving through their Giver of Hope scheme, and specific money raising activities – all this, of course, covered with prayer.

Members of St Mary’s have be collecting in a different way during January .  They undertook to place an amount of money in a CHAT jar each time they sat down to a main meal. The jars were returned on 29 January – Homelessness Sunday. While not all monies have been counted it’s expected that some £450 will have been raised.  With the aid of localgiving.com that can provide ‘match funding' means CHAT will receive in the region of £900.

 Further details about the services CHAT can provide, together with ways of supporting them, can be found in St Mary’s Church Hall or at www.chatmid.org


Subpages (1): Gakui-Kenya