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Mothers' Union Diocese of Guildford

Mothers’ Union Guildford Diocese covers West Surrey and North-East Hampshire

Groups
34
Members
678
Projects
10

We offer practical help and support to everyone from expectant mothers, through family life to retirement. With over 933 members across the diocese, including both of our bishops and many clergy, we are able to call upon a wide range of skills.

Our work:

  • Parenting courses in prisons
  • Play areas for visitors’ children in three prisons
  • Craft activities in prisons
  • Marriage preparation courses and provision of marriage preparation material to other dioceses
  • Support four Women’s Refuges, including individual Christmas gifts
  • Support group for parents with autistic children
  • AFIA holidays
  • Emergency toiletry bags for hospitals
  • Running toddler groups.

Please get in touch if we can help you through any of our projects, programmes or initiatives, or if you would like to be involved in any of our work.

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Contact details

All Saints Church, 564 Woodham Lane
Woking,
GU21 5SH
United Kingdom
Primary contact: Sylvia Taylor and Diana Wood
Telephone: 07442 867786
Email: administrator.guildford@muguildford.org.uk
Diocese of Guildford website: http://muguildford.org.uk/
Province: Canterbury
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Groups in Guildford Diocese

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Addlestone

KT15 1DH,

All Saints - Banstead

SM7 2LE,

All Saints - Lightwater

GU18 5XY,

All Saints - New Haw

KT15 3ET, United Kingdom

Ashtead

KT21 2PD,

Christ Church - Epsom Common

KT19 8JU,

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