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Announcements and Updates

Getting involved: 15th September 2024

Activities

  • Green Gym 2pm every Monday – mowing and strimming the Churchyard.

  • Sapling Saturday.  Cutting back saplings, brambles and ivy in the churchyard. 2nd Saturday of the month.

  • Welcome Conversation.  An open discussion group led by a different person each time.  3rd Saturday of the month, 11am.

  • Church Clean – Saturday 21st September 9-11am. Please come and lend a hand

  • The Ladies Guild of Change Ringers are visiting to ring on Saturday 28th September at 3pm for an hour. All welcome.

  • Harvest Supper – Please join us for a fabulous Harvest supper on Friday 4th October. 7pm for 7.30 dinner. Bar and raffle (raffle prize donations welcome)

£15 for 3 course dinner to include soup, pie with trimmings and crumble.

For tickets please either message Emma Bickford at emmapb60@gmail.com or Kate at k8.davis@hotmail.co.uk or call 07833 714647.

  • Pet Service – 13th October 3pm

  • Parish Conference – 19th October.  An update on the many strands of our Welcome Project together with presentations from our environmental partners

  • Curry and Quiz – 23rd November

  • Festive Welcome – 7th December

 

Threads through Revelation, spectacular display of textile art by Jacqui Parkinson

Victoria Methodist Church, Whiteladies Road : 4th September – 14th October.  See poster in church for further details.

Jacqui will be giving two talks about her work on Saturday, 21st September at 3.30 pm and again at 7 pm.  Tickets are not required for these talks and admission is free. 

 

 

LIVING CHURCHYARD - HAVE YOUR SAY.
 

Thank you all for your ideas and suggestions over the summer about the Churchyard Management plan.  To help finalise a plan please let me know what you think of some ideas - it’s easy to do: there will be some statements at the back of the church and I’m asking you to tell me whether you agree or disagree by using a sticker to show your opinion.  I will collate the results after Mass on Sunday 29th September.
 

Thank you again, Nick Stephenson.

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