St Johns Church

Saint John's Church was my spiritual home as a child in the late 1930's and 1940's under the priesthood of the Reverends ? Butler, Jack Gibson and Bernard Preston. The latter two were a great influence upon my spiritual future. I was baptised and confirmed in Saint John's, an altar server and member of the choir. I doubt if there are many of my generation still alive apart from Ernest ery early 1950'sBend with whom I am in constant communication. My family left Annesley Woodhouse in the very early 1950's to live in Mablethorpe. After demobilisation from the R.A.F. in 1952 I became deeply involved in the parish of Mablethorpe. I left to live in Ireland in 1956 where I later became a priest in the Church of Ireland, retiring in 2002. Canon Clifford (John) Challender

All ages mixing for Christmas eve service and taking part

Its been very helpful even though my lad couldn't get last week because of car

Lovely church. Lovely, friendly vicar

Taekwon-Do lessons here are great

Went to a service here lovely friendly welcoming people

I went with my wife to morning coffee in the church hall to meet up with friends very nice place and friendly