Mothers' Union Diocese of Exeter

Exeter Mothers’ Union is both large and active. We seek to support our local communities as best we can in dealing with the issues of rural isolation and poverty. We also support refugees and immigrant communities and over the past few years have been working on revitalising our membership.

Our work is threefold: a diverse range of Mothers’ Union programmes meet the needs of individuals and families every day; our policy work challenges root causes of injustice; all of our work is underpinned by our Christian faith and a challenge to ‘love mercy, seek justice and walk humbly with our God.’ Micah 6:8. We aim to attract all ages, you do not have to be a mother to be a member and we welcome male members too!

Our work:

• AFIA holidays to Haven Caravan Park in Exmouth
• The Big Book Share in Dartmoor Prison visitor centre
• Craft projects such as knitting for refugees, the elderly and newborns
• Toilet bags for local hospitals.

You can join as a branch member and become involved with Mothers’ Union at a local level. Branches are attached to parishes, and often meet up to pray and support members, learn more about the work of Mothers’ Union, and get involved with projects and campaigns. Simply send us your details and we can forward them to a branch near you or give you more information about diocesan membership.