About Us
Meet some of the team
Here's a little about us...
What else do we do?
Well, quite a lot really! Here's some of it...
I am with you and will watch over you.
Genesis 28.15
Rev'd Wendy Mallas,
Pastoral Care Team
Hello, I am Wendy, pictured here with Amelia, the latest addition to my nine grandchildren.
I am really fortunate to have a supportive family, especially as my husband died a few years ago.
After my curacy in Liss and two years at St Matthew's, I worked as Garrison Chaplain at REME in Bordon until I retired in 2015.
Since then, I have worked solely at St Matthew's, and now lead the Pastoral Care Team. If you would like a visit, or just a chat on the phone, please contact me on 07860 815806. It would be good to hear from you.
Wendy
Bellringing
We have a lively and enthusiastic team of bellringers, and new members are always welcome.
We practice on Friday evenings.
For more information, contact our Tower Captain Valerie Harris on 07857 279865
Choir
St Matthew's maintains a traditional robed four-part choir.
We practice on Friday evenings from 6.45pm, and new members are always welcome.
For more information, contact our Choir Master Robin Helliwell on 01420 473427
Soup Cafe
Volunteers run a friendly Soup Café at Whitehill Village Hall on Mondays 12pm to 2pm.
You are welcome to come along socially, or volunteer to help as part of serving our community. For more information, contact Davina on 01420 475764
Church Cafe
Our hardworking volunteers run a friendly Church Café in St. Matthew's Church on Friday mornings 10am to 12pm.
You are welcome to come along for coffee and cake, or volunteer to help. For more information, contact Davina on 01420 475764
Donkey Group
A friendship group, meeting every Thursday evening for company, food, wine. Also the organisational hub for social and fundraising events.
For more information, contact Jilly on 01420 487647
Natterjacks
Try our mother and baby group, held here in the Church. We hold it on Wednesday mornings 9.30am to 11am, term time only and it is open to all parents and carers.
Why not come along and give it a try, you'd be most welcome.