Mothers’ Union is an international Christian charity that seeks to support families worldwide.
Its members are not all mothers or even all women, as there are many parents, men, widows, singles and grandparents involved in its work. It has been established for over 150 years - our anniversary this year!
We are a movement of over four million Christians in 84 countries worldwide.
We see ourselves as prayerful as well as practical. Mothers' Union emphasises the importance of prayer underpinning its work.
Each year, Mothers' Union organises a Wave of Prayer. Each diocese is given a set day to pray for other dioceses, and within each diocese each branch is given a specific time to pray. This gives to members a sense of unity in prayer for one another as the wave of prayer moves from branch to branch and from diocese to diocese.

We are also involved in local, national and international projects:
- We feel strongly about Gender Violence and join with the annual initiative, in prayerfulness, education and by providing practical help.
- We fundraise and gather items requested by our local Women’s
Refuge.
- We celebrate Mary Sumner day with a picnic, and have our own afternoon tea every August.
- We also gather items for women at the local women's prison for when they are released.
- We have enjoyed several very interesting talks including one from local friends who visited Camino de Santiago and showed us all their kit!
- One intriguing meeting involved us bringing unusual items and talking about them.
- We also have fun beetle drives and quizzes.
We are pleased that our new Royal Patron is Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh.
The program is varied, often fun and all are WELCOME.
We meet at 2pm every FIRST WEDNESDAY of the month in the Parish Rooms.
See program below.
Contact: Jan Dryden 07762 920030








All meetings will be on a Wednesday and are in the Parish Room at 2pm unless otherwise stated.

