The Mothers' Union was founded in 1876 by Mary Sumner, the wife of George, who was a curate in Hampshire. As they moved to many different parishes the news of The Mothers' Union spread.

It's primary aims were Christian teaching for children, fellowship between all mothers and neighbourly love.

Today, the main purpose of The Mothers' Union is to strengthen and preserve marriage and Christian family life. 

The heartbeat of The Mothers' Union is its commitment to prayer; and to maintaining a world wide fellowship of Christians. 

Members offer a wide variety of help and support to each other, the Church and to the community.

Membership is open to ALL who have been baptized in the name of the Holy Trinity and intend to support and work for the aims, purposes and objects of the society.

We start with a short service of prayers and hymns and continue with a varied programme which is organized in advance. 

We may invite a Christian speaker, visit other church ladies groups, enjoy social events.

Tea and biscuits are served at approximately 3.15 p.m. 

Our membership at present is 85, with an average attendance of 55 each week.

A warm welcome is extended to anyone wishing to visit us.