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Love Wycombe 2020

We were due to meet together again on The Rye on Sunday, 7 June 2020, but this was not possible due to CoronaVirus restrictions.

Instead, there was an online Love Wycombe meeting on Sunday, 28 June 2020.

We were blessed to see many churches use this instead of their own meeting at that time, as a show of unity among the churches in High Wycombe, and for the opportunity to reach a wider than normal church family while building unity, praying together, and celebrating what God is doing through the local churches in our town.

We raised £3890 for a new local initiative transplanting from Azalea.

Love Wycombe 2018

The 2018 Love Wycombe Pentecost celebration was held on Sunday 20th May 2018 from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm at The Rye. Many stayed after for a picnic, or buy food from the food stalls while a local band played. Local churches and charities had stalls, and there was lots for children to do with activities including inflatables and the Rye playground.

Love Wycombe 2014

The 2014 Love Wycombe Pentecost celebration was held from 11 am to 12 noon on Sunday 8th June 2014, close to the town centre, in Church Street (using the raised area outside All Saints Church as our stage).

In preparation there was a town centre prayer walk on Saturday 7th June 2014 from 6 am to 9 am, starting at All Saints Church.

We fund raised to support the new High Wycombe Debt Centre, set up in partnership with Christians Against Poverty (CAP). Over £4500 (plus some gift aid) was collected. You can find out more about the High Wycombe Debt Centre on our Working Together pages. We were also higlighting Credit Unions. Click here to find out more about our local credit union.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT_clDCj7K0

Love Wycombe 2013

On Pentecost Sunday 19 May 2013 Christians from over 50 local churches gathered to worship with one voice at a celebration called Love Wycombe. The celebration included hymns, songs, dancing, prayers and information about community projects run by the churches. Over £4000 was collected for local charities, One Can Trust and Wycombe Youth for Christ.