Links
- The Church of England - The Parish of Corfe Mullen is part of the Church of England.
- The Diocese of Salisbury - The Parish of Corfe Mullen falls within the Anglican Diocese of Salisbury.
- The Friends of St. Hubert’s - A charitable organisation working under the Corfe Mullen PCC, responsible for raising funds for the maintenance and upkeep of St. Hubert’s Church.
- Fresh Expressions - An organisation which explores and encourages new expressions of church life, reaching out to those for whom traditional church services are inappropriate or unattractive.
- Hopeweavers - A team aiming to offer a focus for individuals and groups who seek silence and stillness as part of a Christian faith journey. Based in Southampton. Jacqui Lea from Hopeweavers is helping us with our community arts work.
- Engage Ministries - Karl from Engage ran our youthwork for us up until the last few months of 2008.
- Hard Rain Exhibition - An internationally recognised exhibition exploring climate change, poverty, habitat loss and human rights. Featuring photography paired with the lyrics of Bob Dylan’s A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall. We will be hosting this exhibition throughout the year from April 4th.
- Peter Symons - A local artist. We hosted his 'Landscapes' exhibition from April-June 2009.
- Riding Lights - The UK’s leading Christian Theatre Company. Their touring company, Riding Lights Roughshod, stayed with us for a week in the summer of 2008.
- Psalm Drummers - Worldwide network of Christian drummers. Two of their members led a drumming workshop for us in 2008.
- Jim Bailey - Jim Baily is one of the UK’s top family and children’s worship leaders. In Dreamweek ’07 Jim staged a family entertainment show for us.
- Four Kornerz - A four piece band whose musical influences cover funk, R&B, soul, jazz, and the traditional Nigerian rhythms of their homeland. They performed at Dreamweek ’07.
- Swampfish - A local blues/rock band who performed during Dreamweek ’07.
- Christian Events.org.uk - A website advertising Christian events throughout the country.