'˜Stirring talk' at pets' service

St Nicholas Church in Middleton held its annual pets' service on Sunday.
By The Newsroom
Published 13th Oct 2016, 18:17 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 01:57 BST

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Meeting the two ponies from Pagham Ponies at St Nicholas Church in MiddletonMeeting the two ponies from Pagham Ponies at St Nicholas Church in Middleton
Meeting the two ponies from Pagham Ponies at St Nicholas Church in Middleton

Vicar the Rev William Marston said: “We rejoiced in God’s creation, in particular pets.

“Mr Nigel Mundy, of Pagham Ponies, gave a stirring talk on the need to secure the welfare of horses and ponies.”

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After the service, people were able to go into the churchyard to meet two ponies.

Nigel Mundy from Pagham Ponies, left, gives the congregation the chance to meet the animals after the annual pets' serviceNigel Mundy from Pagham Ponies, left, gives the congregation the chance to meet the animals after the annual pets' service
Nigel Mundy from Pagham Ponies, left, gives the congregation the chance to meet the animals after the annual pets' service

Mr Marston added: “It is wonderful to hear of the love and care that Pagham Ponies, and similar organisations, show for horses and ponies.”

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