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By Sarah, on February 22nd, 2014% Fairtrade is about better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability, and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world.
Exeter Diocese is working towards becoming a fairtrade Diocese. Has your Church signed up yet? Are you working towards this aim? It means providing fairtrade refreshments (tea, coffee, sugar) at all . . . → Read More: FAIRTRADE FORTNIGHT – starts 24th February
By Sarah, on February 20th, 2014%
St Andrews Church, Colyton is to stage a flower festival from 19th – 22nd June 2014.
The title of the festival will be “Bridal Flowers & Fashion”. As the name implies there will be a wedding theme, with flower displays, bridal dresses and accessorises with particular reference to the bridal styles of . . . → Read More: Flower Festival
By Sarah, on February 20th, 2014% Please do have a look at the attached update which gives news on our Companion Diocese of Thika, Kenya. Just click on the link below:
Thika update for linked parishes Jan 2014
By Sarah, on October 25th, 2013% Community Café is held every Tuesday morning, 9.30-11.30am in St Andrew’s Church, Colyton.
A great place to pop in for a mug of fresh fairtrade coffee or tea and a slice of delicious
home made cake! Everyone is made welcome and there is a toy box for the little ones! What a great way . . . → Read More: St Andrew’s Community Cafe
By Sarah, on March 3rd, 2013% The Diocese is encouraging us all to become Fairtrade Churches with a view to becoming a Fairtrade Diocese. To do this you will need to commit to three things: We will use Fairtrade tea, coffee, sugar when we serve refreshments, after services and for all church events. (Churches that do not usually serve refreshments . . . → Read More: Fairtrade
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