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The Icon being gifted to Saint Chad’s Huapai from Saint Chad’s Lichfield.

Members of Saint Chad’s Lichfield gather with the Icon at St Chad’s Well – the site of a spring where it’s thought St Chad baptised converts – for a short reflection and prayers prior to the chrismation at Lichield Cathedral.
It was later brought to the Cathedral where the chrismation took place during Evensong
The Friendship Link was formally inaugurated with an exchange of certificates in both churches
People’s Churchwarden Colin Newel presents the Certificate to Rev Carolyn Newel

Father’s Day 2023 included a Show and Tell time. For more detailed pictures and info, please see the News and Events tab.

Jacolize spoke to us on Sunday 20 August 2023 about Sports Chaplaincy. What a worthy mission field this is. How far a little yeast goes. And what a sporty-looking bunch we are at St Chad’s!

    Colin Newel, Harvey Vivian and Jo Burgess – recently Licensed as Local Lay Ministers at St Chad’s June 2022
    At the recent Service of Remembrance candles were lit for each of the 27 Lions members from all over the region who died during the last 12 months
    St Chad’s after the renovations
    The altar decorated for our Harvest Festival
    The first of our wonderful new stained glass windows
    The new look interior – seen from the new mezzanine room
    Bishop Ross Bay formally reopening the Church
    Bishop Ross preaching at the re-opening. His sermon can be found in the “News and Events” section of the website
    Josh Jones and his band gave a great concert on ‘Spirituality through music’ – finishing with dancing in the Church!
    Messy Church with craft for all ages
    Messy Church also had lots of singing
    Messy Church – everyone listening to a story
    There were fun games…
    …more craft…
    …rock painting…
    …shuffleboard and more craft!
    Rev Carolyn Newel, Rt Rev Bishop Ross Bay and Council Chairman Colin Newel at the reopening celebrations
    Archdeacon Carole Hughes and Methodist President Graeme White, assisted by Rev Carolyn Newel, symbolically unwind the strands which had joined the two Churches together over the years
    The news signs incorporate the emblem of St Chad