Several hundred people came down to see the drama which started by the pond in Rosebery Park and later moved to various sites in the market place between Weatherspoons and the Clocktower. A personal Christian testimony was given after the drama came to an end. Revd David Senior, Guildford Anglican Diocese Mission Enabler, gave the closing address. Hundreds of Good News Newspapers were distributed, and an outreach stall displayed freely given adult and family reading and Easter craft activities. The drama was written and directed by Susie Pottinger who was thanked with a floral bouquet by Russell Holding, Chair of Churches Together in Epsom.

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Volunteers from many of our Epsom churches contributed to making the December outreach stall in Metro Bank Square a success. Nearly all the Nativity-focussed family activity bags were given away, whilst all the GoodNewspapers were distributed. The weather was kind and we benefitted from the unplanned arrival of carol singers from a Wallington Church.   Children’s Christmas mobile and card crafts, together with biscuit decoration were some of the children's attractions on the stall.  

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 The Centenary of Epsom and Ewell Rotary was marked by Party in the Park. The September sun shone and our CTiE stall in Rosebery Park was busy with face painting, origami and hedgehog crafts.  We also distributed to children and families the "You matter" book from LifeWords which tells the story of the prodigal son.  

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 Good Friday 2023 in Epsom market place was marked by a service of Worship and Praise organised by Churches Together in Epsom in the welcome spring sunshine.  The service was led by Revd Catherine Hutton from Epsom Methodist Church, Revd Dr. Mike Thornton from Epsom Baptist Church, Father Stephen O'Brien from St Joseph's Catholic Church, Revd Rosemary Donovan from Christ Church, Revd Harry Lamaison from St Barnabas Church and Pastor Segun Oladokun from The King's Church. The congregation of 400 was led in worship hymns and songs by an ecumenical community choir.

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The warmest day of the year so far, Good Friday 2022 in Epsom market place was marked by a service of Worship and Praise organised by Churches Together in Epsom.

The service was led by Revd Rosemary Donovan from Christ Church, Revd. Dr. Mike Thornton from Epsom Baptist Church and Revd. Catherine Hutton from Epsom Methodist Church.

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The Churches Together in Epsom Outreach Stall in the Town Centre on December 3rd received wonderful support from our member churches.  Despite the cold weather, close to 200 of our Churches Together invitational cards, bearing a message of Good News and with access to online  information about Christmas services and events across our Churches, were distributed.  Literature on the true meaning of Christmas was given to many adult and children passers-by. One hundred Good News Newspapers and 44 New Testaments were also given.  We were also able to promote Epsom Street Pastors, 7^th Epsom Scouts Christmas Postal Service, Epsom and Ewell Warm Spaces and Emerge Advocacy. More volunteers are needed in Epsom for this much-needed work.  Members of the Baptist Church collected for Dnipro Hope Mission.

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