Each year at the end of January we hold a special service to remember those who have gone before us. We invite all those who have been bereaved in the past year but any one who wants can attend and remember their loved ones. The names of all those who have died are read. There … Read more
“We will remember them” As part of the nation-wide commemoration of the centenary of the signing of the Armistice and cessation of hostilities the bells of St. Laurence Ansley were rung from 12.30 p.m. on Sunday 11th November 2018. Taking part were: 1 Maureen Web, 2 Ian Antill, 3 Christopher Guise, 4 Margaret Antill 5&6 Anthony … Read more
We know that you will be reading this leaflet at a difficult and sad time. We have produced it to help you make the right choice for your loved one and to ensure that St. Laurence’s churchyard remains a beautiful place of peace for years to come. For a variety of reasons there are a number … Read more
Before we start today’s service, there are two messages we would like you to read and pray about. Firstly Bishop Christopher writes: “I write to you from the Houses of Parliament. I have been here all week. The Ukrainian Crisis has been a constant theme. Each day I’ve led prayers in the House of Lords, … Read more
Here Sunday 13th March
Please see below an update on church services for March 2022 (As at 25th February 2022) The government has now published its Guidance on Living with COVID-19. (See www.gov.uk) Guidance for staff and students in most educational establishments and childcare settings to undertake twice weekly asymptomatic testing was removed on 21st February. Since Thursday 24th February people in … Read more
It was unbelievable at the end of January to see Greek Islands, as well as the mainland of Greece and Turkey, covered with thick snow. It seems as if the weather is going haywire. We also in this country have had some strange weather as during January we had little rain, no snow or ice … Read more
The Diocese of Coventry has recommended, after consultation with the Churchwardens of Ansley, Arley, Corley and Fillongley, that these parishes should advertise for one full time incumbent. The Benefice of Ansley and Arley will be half time as will the Benefice of Corley and Fillongley. Each PCC has appointed one representative to join the short … Read more
I have decided to share a letter from Bishop Christopher with you this month. It was sent to all Clergy, Readers and Churchwardens on 24th February with a request to share it more widely. Bishop Christopher writes; “I write to you from the Houses of Parliament. I have been here all week. The Ukrainian Crisis has … Read more
Ansley Church has four buildings. The ancient Church of St Laurence at Church End First built in the mists of time with many alterations and interesting features added over the centuries. Set in a rural landscape, the 2 1/2 acre churchyard it is “A place where people can come and find great solace.” The Annexe … Read more