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Mothers' Union Diocese of Leicester

Mothers’ Union in the Diocese of Leicester covers Leicestershire

Groups
37
Members
804
Projects
10

There are 1,100 members in this diocese and many are members of groups throughout the county; others pay their subscription and receive mailings direct from our Leicester office.

Our work:

  • Away From It All holidays
  • Supporting the homeless
  • Supporting asylum seekers
  • Crafts for hospitals and others
  • Christmas gifts for those in mental health units
  • Toiletry bags for hospitals
  • Baptism and wedding support in our churches
  • Easter eggs for needy children and adults

By joining Mothers’ Union you could be actively engaged in Christian witness and supporting families.

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Contact details

St Martins House, 7 Peacock Lane
LE1 5PZ
United Kingdom
Primary contact: Heather Powell
Telephone:
Email: MU.Lec@LecCofE.org
Diocese of Leicester website: https://mothersunionleicester.org.uk
Province: Canterbury
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Groups in Leicester Diocese

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Appleby Magna With Swepstone & Snarestone

DE12 7AA, United Kingdom

Ashby, Holy Trinity

LE65 2FR, United Kingdom

Ashby, St Helen

LE65 1AA, United Kingdom

Barrow Upon Soar

LE12 8HP, United Kingdom

Barwell

LE9 8DG,

Birstall & Wanlip

LE4 4DN, United Kingdom

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