20th Dec 2025
This Week's News: 21st December 2025
This week's church news from St Mary Magdalene, Welwyn Garden City! Christmas week is here – Nine Lessons & Carols, Midnight Mass and Christmas Day.
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This week's church news from St Mary Magdalene, Welwyn Garden City! Christmas week is here – Nine Lessons & Carols, Midnight Mass and Christmas Day.
Advent 3 at St Mary Magdalene WGC – mince pie donations welcomed for next Sunday's Nine Lessons & Carols service.
Advent 2 at St Mary Magdalene WGC: All-Age Communion this Sunday and the WGC Town Council consultation closing 14th December.
Advent Sunday at St Mary Magdalene WGC, with sign-ups closing soon for our January Parish Mission Morning.
Christ the King at St Mary Magdalene WGC: a Parish Mission Morning planned for January and a call for a lettings volunteer.
Christmas services 2025 announced at St Mary Magdalene Welwyn Garden City, plus we welcome a new family to the vicarage.
Remembrance Sunday at St Mary Magdalene: morning Eucharist, our 3pm Act of Remembrance at the war memorial, plus Quiz Night this Saturday.
This week at St Mary Magdalene: our All Souls service is today at 3pm, with Remembrance Sunday and Quiz Night both coming up.
This week at St Mary Magdalene: the Hot Chocolate Hallowe'en Evening is this Friday at 5pm, plus All Souls and Remembrance coming up.
This week at St Mary Magdalene, WGC: a Hot Chocolate Hallowe'en Evening on 31st October and All Souls service in early November.
Our new priest, Reverend Ryan Gilfeather, begins his ministry today at St Mary Magdalene Welwyn Garden City.
We welcome Sarah Mullally as the new Archbishop of Canterbury – the first woman to hold the office in its 1,400-year history.