St.Paul's Church and Centre Sheffield

Purpose, Aim and Objectives - The Purpose of the Mothers' Union is to be especially concerned with all that strengthens and preserves marriage and Christian family life.

Projects outside the United Kingdom are supported by the Overseas Fund in addition to which the Relief Fund is used specifically for emergencies and disasters such as War, Famine and Flood.

The Mothers' Union is an organisation with 3.5 million members in 75 countries, all working towards improving family life in our communities through practical action and prayer. A global voice, influencing issues such as international debt and family welfare. Vital outreach projects - in prisons, in refugee camps, in fact wherever there is a need.

Joining the Mothers' Union - Membership of the MU is open to all who have been baptised in the name of the Holy Trinity and who declare their support for the Aim and Objectives of the society. If you would like to join one of the largest families in the Church come and be part of a happy group, we meet at 2.15pm every second Wednesday each month. We invite speakers on a variety of subjects and occasionally have a meeting when we all contribute and take our favourite readings, hymns, poems, etc., followed by tea, coffee and biscuits.

Please contact Margaret on 0114 255 7538 for more information.



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S8 Schools Prayer Group

	Anyone interested in the welfare of our local schools, pupils and staff is invited to come and pray with us. We usually meet once each term. Contact Liz Whitwam on 0114 281 1803 for more details.

Mothers' Union

	Purpose, Aim and Objectives - The Purpose of the Mothers' Union is to be especially concerned with all that strengthens and preserves marriage and Christian family life. Projects outside the United Kingdom are supported by the Overseas Fund in addition to which the Relief Fund is used specifically for emergencies and disasters such as War, Famine and Flood. The Mothers' Union is an organisation with 3.5 million members in 75 countries, all working towards improving family life in our communities through practical action and prayer. A global voice, influencing issues such as international debt and family welfare. Vital outreach projects - in prisons, in refugee camps, in fact wherever there is a need. Joining the Mothers' Union - Membership of the MU is open to all who have been baptised in the name of the Holy Trinity and who declare their support for the Aim and Objectives of the society. If you would like to join one of the largest families in the Church come and be part of a happy group, we meet at 2.15pm every second Wednesday each month. We invite speakers on a variety of subjects and occasionally have a meeting when we all contribute and take our favourite readings, hymns, poems, etc., followed by tea, coffee and biscuits. Please contact Margaret on 0114 255 7538 for more information.



Women's Institute

	The Women's Institute was formed in 1915 to support rural communities and encourage women to become more involved in producing food during the First World War. Now with 215,000 members in over 7000 WIs it is the largest national women's organisation in the UK, recently celebrating its 90 th Anniversary. The aims of the WI are to offer women skills and opportunities of their choice together with friendship and companionship. The Norton Lees' Institute of the WI meets at St Paul's Centre on the first Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm. Quite often there is a speaker, always lots of fun and of course a cup of tea. We have outings of interest or educational value. We are involved in supporting local charities and appeals using the skills and craftwork of the members. Visitors are welcome at a meeting to find out more about our Institute. For more information please contact: Secretary Beryl Hobson 0114 258 5384 President Sylvia Sanderson 0114 258 2194

St Paul's Music Listening Group

	St Paul's Music Listening Group meets twice a month, currently on a Thursday night to listen to mainly classical music. Over the fifteen or so years that we have been meeting our membership has risen to about 20 and we have covered the music of most of the main composers, but have quite often heard music by composers that are not so well known. Recently we have had complete evenings of music by Beethoven, Mozart (on his 250 th birthday), and Handel and his mates! Sometimes though we have evenings of popular music (well popular in the 30's to the 60's!) and occasionally jazz. Those who wish volunteer to plan the programmes which gives a different approach for each session. We have - as they say in football talk - an evening of two halves, separated by an interval for tea + coffee, cake or biscuits and a chance to have a chat with our friends. We try to make sure that all who need it get a lift to and from the meetings. If you want a relaxing informal evening away from the phone and the T.V. why not give us a try? We don't mind if you have a snooze - most of us do from time to time! If you are interested please contact Joan or John Howlett 0114 255 4581.