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Notices

See this weeks notices in the What's On? Section

Church Road Car Park

We have been issued with a large number of parking permits, allowing free parking for 3 hours on a Sunday or Bank Holiday, at a time when there is an advertised service in All Saints Church.  These permits are valid for a year, and will be renewable, and we will be issuing them to regular worshippers at All Saints from this Sunday onwards.  They will have your car registration number on them, so you will need to come into church on Sunday knowing your registration number!  They will only be valid for that car, so if you change your car during the year you will need to ask us for another one. 

 

Please note that they are not valid for times when there is not a service in church, so if you try to use it for shopping at Sainsburys in the afternoon you will get a ticket!   Blue Badge holders will not need a pass, as parking remains free to you on Sundays as at other times.  

 

We will also have a further set of ‘one off’ permits which can be issued at the church door to occasional visitors (i.e: a member of P&J who comes for a joint service etc.) – these passes are not registration-specific, but will have to be handed back to the duty warden at the end of the service.

 

For more information about Parking in Fleet see Hart Council http://www.hart.gov.uk/index/community_living/parking.htm

Balloon Ascent

Worshippers at All Age Worship at All Saints on the 5th June, celebrated Jesus’ Ascension into Heaven by releasing 12 helium-filled balloons into the air. Each balloon had a label asking the finder to send it back or contact us through the website. After we had listened to the account of The Ascension from the Acts of the Apostles, the Vicar talked about ‘goodbyes’. He likened Jesus’ Ascension to the Departure Gate at a busy Airport, and reminded us that as we say goodbye and somebody disappears from sight, we always remain hopeful of a joyful reunion. So it was as the Risen Jesus left the earth to be with his Father in Heaven. In The Acts of the Apostles we read, “When he had said this, as they were watching, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight. While he was going and they were gazing up towards heaven, suddenly two men in white robes stood by them. They said, ‘Men of Galilee, why do you stand looking up towards heaven? This Jesus, who has been taken up from you into heaven, will come in the same way as you saw him go into heaven.”

If you have found one of our balloons, please email us – office@parishoffleet,org.uk