Remembering Mollie
03 November 2022
Raised out of £ 5000.00 target
£ 620.00
Story
Mary Else Munn RIP
‘Mollie’ to us all
7 October 1921 – 30 July 2020
Mollie was the oldest member of St. Giles’ having been the sole survivor of the congregation that transferred from St. Luke’s Old Street when it was declared unsafe in 1959. She was sacristan for many years and ensured that everything and everybody was in its rightful place. She ran the Sunday School and continued her deep interest in the children in later years, always insisting on sitting right at the back of St Giles to keep in touch with them.
The pew at the back of the church was known to us all as Mollie’s pew. We are inviting contributions to a new pew which will bear a plaque declaring to all that it is for Mollie.
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St Giles Cripplegate PCC
A medieval church at the heart of the Barbican, St Giles' without Cripplegate is a parish church with a long history and an active present, serving the local and wider Christian community whilst hosting a range of arts and cultural events.
Being just beyond the still present Roman city walls saved St Giles' from the Great Fire but also allowed it to be a refuge for non-establishment religious ideas. Oliver Cromwell was married and John Milton (Paradise Lost) buried at St Giles'. Lancelot Andrewes, John Speed and William Shakespeare are among others associated with the church.
Today St Giles' continues to serve the parish of Cripplegate as well as local charities whilst providing an affordable home for musicians struggling to maintain their profile during the Covid pandemic.
Any donations to help maintain the ancient building for Christian worship whilst supporting the arts and the local community will be much appreciated.
www.stgilescripplegate.com
Registered Charity No.1138077
Recent Donations
Anne
17 December 2020As Mollie has been rightly honoured with many donations, I would like to give this money in memory of Frank Major.
£ 500.00
+ £ 125.00 Gift Aid
Anonymous
30 November 2020In memory of Mollie and conversations with her, sitting on her bench, at the back of the church.
£ 100.00
+ £ 25.00 Gift Aid
Anonymous
03 November 2020£ 20.00
+ £ 5.00 Gift Aid