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Events during the next 7 days
Sunday5th July
8:00am BCP Communion
9:30am Choral Eucharist
11:15am Praise Service
Tuesday7th July
7:30pm Bell Ringin Practice
Wednesday8th July
9:30am Holy Communion
Thursday9th July
9:30am Tiny Praise
Church House
Friday10th July
7:00pm Choir Pratice
English Standard Version Bible Daily Verse
Philippians 1:6
And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.

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Palm sunday 2009


There is curently an interregnum.  Until a new vicar is appointed - and the process is under way - a team of local clergy and lay people, led by Canon John Tapper, will run St Dunstan’s, overseen by Archdeacon Philip Down.  

Church repairs  Repairs to the roof and to the internal stonework and plastering in the nave are finished. The nave in particular looks very fine.  The heating system is currently being attended to: if you are going inside the Church please respect the roped off areas and take extra care.


 

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St Dunstan's is the parish church (C of E) of the charming town of Cranbrook (Kent) which has a population of 6,000. The worshipping life of St Dunstan's aims to meet the needs of both those who are at home in traditional, formal worship, and those who seek an informal, contemporary style. We have a wide range of activities for the whole 0-18 age range and have excellent relations with the five schools in our parish.

Alpha and other courses have helped many deepen their faith and have given birth to a number of Cell Groups and cluster which meet both during the day and evening.

St Dunstan's, known as "the Cathedral in the Weald", seeks to embody God's love at the heart of Cranbrook.

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