The Marston Times

Not just a church magazine, but a newsletter serving the whole community. As well as church information,and times of services for the current month, there are reports from the Parish Council about general village concerns, reminders about when the dustbins are going to be emptied after Bank Holidays! forthcoming meetings and events, and personal news. There's a useful directory of local businesses and organisations. And there's plenty of scope for you to be involved by sending in news oritems or suggestions for inclusion.

The Marston Times is published monthly and the January issue is distributed free to every home in the parish. Subsequent issues are distributed to all subscribers, or available at the back of church.

Not only star journalism about the local community, but also lively comment that gets people talking in all the best Marston pubs, (of which there are five: The Bricklayer's Arms, The Jack Russell, The Red Lion, The Three Horseshoes and The Victoria Arms) in the form of the Vicar's Front Page. For more information about the Marston Times, contact The Editor, Jan Sanders, on 01865 244481

Directory from the Marston Times

Local Organisations

Local Businesses and Services

Some recent Front Page articles by the Vicar:

Remembering the Past, for the Future’s Sake
"Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it": November 2008
A Visit to America
Reflections on innovative church, following our visit to the Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit
Back to Church
An invitation to join us at St Nicholas Marston on 'Back to Church Sunday', September 28
A Balanced Life
Reflections on a retreat at a Benedictine community. August 2008
God and Dementia
Trying to think theologically about the experience of dementia. July 2008
Chasing God's Dream
What does God want you to do with your life? June 2008
Living in a time of bad news
How we can respond with faith to the bad news we're constantly bombarded with. May 2008
Living Lord
What it means to us that Jesus is risen. April 2008
Passion and Prejudice
An Easter message, reflecting on why the media hate the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Believing in Lent
Lent starts early this year. Here are some ideas about how to use it to increase your faith.
Dreaming in the New
A New Year message for 2008

Where to find earlier Front Page articles