St James will be hosting the Friday coffee mornings during August, in the church hall. Open 10-12, we hope to see you soon for refreshments, and all the usual chat! All very welcome indeed!
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‘What’s The Story?’
What’s The Story? Bible-based story-telling and activities for 0-5 year olds and their parents/carers, will be running 9:30-11am Thursdays 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th August 2017 at St James Church. Storytelling, activities, craft, snacks and drinks for all. Older siblings are also welcome, with a suitable activity on offer for them too. Come along!
Praying Together
Looking forward to Lent here – everyone can have a little book with a sentence from the Bible, a thought and a prayer for each day. Available over the next few weeks at our usual Sunday morning service at 10am, so come along for your copy! See you soon.
Harvest!
Come along to celebrate the Harvest! Our Harvest Thanksgiving Service is on Sunday 25th September at 10am. We will be welcoming donations of dried, tinned or fresh food at our service to distribute to those in need. Alternatively you can drop off donations by the church door, or in the porch of the Rectory. We will be having fun dressing the church for our celebrations on Saturday 24th September at 9:30am, if you would like to come and join in making the church beautiful using the produce of the harvest! Looking forward to seeing you this Harvest.
Churchyard Working Party
Hello all! Our next churchyard working party will be on Wednesday 10th August 10am until noon, with refreshments for our volunteers in the church hall afterwards. So if you can wield a rake or drive a wheelbarrow, please do come along to help. All assistance heartily appreciated!
Coffee Mornings
Coffee, tea, bacon butties and other goodies available in the Church Hall on Fridays in August from 10am till 11:30am. Come along for a brew!
Easter Sunflowers
The sunflowers we planted on Good Friday are now in bloom! New life springing from dark earth! Here is just one from the many around the parish, now over 10′ tall and peeking over into the neighbouring gardens. Beautiful!
