Epping Mothers' Union

05/09/2026

Today, from 10am, Volunteer Fair on Epping High Street, with children's activities on the Meanwhile Space (next to the multistorey carpark). Come and see an Epping Ongar Railway bus, a Epping Fire Station fire engine and meet the volunteers who run Epping Repair Cafe, The Epping Society, Epping Forest District Museum, The Rotary Club of Epping, Epping at the Movies, 4th Epping Scouts, and more. With Forest Radio, Chingford Morris Men and Asteroid Majorettes.

05/09/2026

We are ready, please come to talk to us…

01/09/2026

Please come to talk to us at the Volunteer Fair Epping High Street Saturday 5th September 10 - 1

01/09/2026

🎶☕ Saturday Coffee Concerts return this weekend! ☕🎶

As part of the Epping Town Partnership Mini Festival, join us at St John’s for a special organ recital with Roger Bluff, Assistant Organist at St John’s.

📅 Saturday 5th September
☕ Coffee served from 10.30am
🎵 Concert 11.00–11.45am

The programme will feature Elgar’s magnificent Pomp & Circumstance March No. 1, together with music by Bach, Whitlock and Gigout – a wonderful opportunity to hear our beautiful organ in full voice!

📍 St John’s Church, St John’s Road, Epping

All welcome – no need to book. Come along for coffee, music and community as part of Epping’s Mini Festival.

A retiring collection will be taken for the Organ Fund. 🎹

Saturday Coffee Concert

22/08/2026

We had a lovely afternoon tea at Chapter House with Chelmsford Diocesan Mothers' Union as part of our ongoing celebrations of 150 years of the Mothers’ Union.

22/08/2026

16/08/2026

Join us on Saturday 22nd August at the Chapter House Chelmsford for a Teddy bears Tea Party celebrating 150 years of Mothers’ Union Us Join In

16/08/2026

TODAY - Sunday 16th August

⏰ 6pm
📍 St John’s Church, Epping.

Everyone is welcome 🤗

This summer, climate change has felt much closer to home. England has experienced exceptionally hot, dry weather, with half the country declared in drought and the Government warning that the parched landscape is increasing the risk of wildfires.

Understanding what is happening can feel confusing — and worrying. Scientists even use the term “solastalgia” to describe the distress we can feel when the environment around us changes or is threatened.

Talking about these issues together can help us understand what is happening, how we feel about it, and what we can do.

The Briefing is a filmed version of an event held in November 2025 which brought together leading experts to present the latest evidence on the climate and nature crisis to politicians at Westminster. Speakers include academics from Oxford, UCL, Manchester, Exeter, and Newcastle Universities, all speaking to their particular areas of research expertise. Showings of the film are taking place across the country to help local communities understand what is happening and discuss how to respond.

https://www.nebriefing.org/the-film

09/08/2026

A blessed Mary Sumner day to all our members 🙏🏻💙