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Mothers' Union Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham

Mothers’ Union in the Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham covers Nottinghamshire and part of south Yorkshire

Groups
40
Members
867
Projects
17

We are a passionate charity who work in many practical ways to support family life including helping families to explore and enjoy faith together. 

We have over 1,000 members in a variety of forms of membership. Mothers' Union groups provide for social and pastoral needs of members, often including lunch or afternoon tea. Speakers are invited to speak on a range of subjects of general interest and to raise awareness of issues and current and future projects.

Our work:

  • Organise Away From It All (AFIA) holidays
  • Running a child contact centre
  • Supporting local foodbanks
  • Organising parenting courses and marriage preparation courses
  • Coordinating hospital and local care home visits within the diocese.

There are many ways that you can get involved with your Mothers’ Union. Put your skills to work on local, national and international projects, fundraising, volunteering and praying for the work we do.

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Contact details

Jubilee House, Westgate
Southwell,
NG25 0JH
United Kingdom
Primary contact: Kate McNish
Telephone: 01636 817223
Email: musecretary@southwell.anglican.org
Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham website: https://mulinkupsouthwellandnottingham.wordpress.com/
Diocese Facebook profile
Province: York
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Groups in Southwell & Nottingham Diocese

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Arnold - St Mary

NG5 8NZ, United Kingdom

Balderton

NG24 3QQ, United Kingdom

Basford St Aidan

NG6 0BA, United Kingdom

Beeston - St John The Baptist

NG9 2AD, United Kingdom

Blyth

S81 8HH, United Kingdom

Burton Joyce St Helen & Bulcote

NG14 5EF, United Kingdom

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