The church lunch teams are providing refreshments at the
Bedfordshire Young Farmers Rally at Walducks Farm Stewkley
on Saturday May 18th from 10am
THIS PROMISES TO BE A GREAT DAY OUT FOR ALL THE FAMILY with
A Livestock show, Show jumping, Craft and food stands, Tug of War competition,
Flower, cookery and handicraft competitions,
Main ring events including the sweet scramble and decorated floats plus much more.
Entry is £7 under 10's free more info www.bedsyfc.org
The church will be there as any outreach and fund raiser look forward to seeing you.
The Mothering day Service was part of the circuit Pilgrim services,
The service was led by Rev. David Jenlins with the annual distribution of flowers.
The children who had made up the bunches of flowers and many of the congregation
enjoyed refreshments and fellowship after the service
The Palm Sunday procession on March 24th started in the methodist chapel with a short service led by John Shaw
Then as many of us who were able walked to the Parsh Church of St Micheal's.
Stopping to sing hymns on the way , the weather did not stop use.
We were warmly welcomes at the parish church and celebrated commuion together.
Finishing with coffee and meeting of friends
The Young People Cooked pancakes at the parvillion to raise money for the Food Bank
The Christmas lunch, Cafe Church nativity and carols and
The Christingle service with tea afterwards were enjoyable and
social occasions leading us to celebrate
Christmas with love and peace
The SHOE BOXES have been sent well done to all who helped.
The annual Christmas bazaar and coffee morning was successful.
Helping us to continue our support for for Embrace.(BIBLELANDS)
Especially for our child based at Helen Kellar centre in Jerusalem.
Harvest Festival weekend Services were enjoyed by all
with St Michaels School taking part on Monday Afternoon
when the church was full of children, staff and parents.
gIfts from both Sunday and Monday services were sent to the Milton Keynes food bank.
The harvest supper and sale on the Monday evening was well attended and enjoyed.
Saturday 1st a service to welcome Rev, Irena Byron
was well attended We all look forward to working together
Friday 28th Macmillan Coffee raised over £400 we enjoyed good fellowship and lots of cakes
The Family songs of praise was sucessfully
followed by the Chapel picnic at Walducks farm we even had a fine day,
The children enjoyed there lunch and played a few games before finishing
with the tradional sweet scramble.
JUBILEE OPEN AIR SERVICE in the recreation ground
A wet day but an enjoyable united service
A CHOIR CONCERT by the CANZONETTA SINGERS
A very able choir with beautiful voices
Quiz night was well attended and raised over £200 for the samaritans purse
Welldone to the young people who organised it.
The St Georges Day Parade Service on April 22nd
The north bucks scouts filled the church with there family and friends.
Rev. Jim Gorringe gave the address and certificates were presented.
Easter Day 8th April
Family communion at 10.30 Preacher Rt. Rev. Andrew Shergold
Evening service 6pm Peter George
Mothering Sunday service combiined with cafe church
gifts of flowers were made up by the children and given out to the mothers
Womens World day of prayer service the
Speaker was Mrs. Frankie Fisher
The counrty we focused on was Malaysia the service was entitled Let Justice Prevail.
Pancake afternoon Enjoyed by all and raised money for the Food bank well done girls
Quiz Evening. A great social evening good entertainment and we raised money for the diabetic association and the chapel.
Christingle service. We had many families and friends to celebrate this Christmas event.
Rev.Jim Gorringe led the service, explaining the meaning of the Christingles with the help of the children.
We enjoyed the singing of the Cantando Choir and finished with a Christmas tea.
Church Picnic on July 3rd 2011
What is Cafe Church?
This is a more informal style of worship where the church hall is laid out with tables and chairs like a cafe and we serve coffee and croissants as people arrive.
On the tables are the Sunday newspapers for people to browser and use later in the service.
We enjoy a congregation of both young and old this is now a regular event at the church.
Church Picnic on July 4th. 2010
We are very fortunate to have a farmer amongst our members who very generously allowed us to pinic in his fields after the Morning Service.
The day dawned bright but breezy with just enough cloud to prevent too much exposure to the hot sun.
Advantage was taken of the shelter of a hedge to keep the gusty breeze at bay whilst we ate our lunch.
It was good to be able to sit and enjoy the fellowship together in such pleasant surroundings.
The highlight of the event was a tour round the farm in a tractor drawn wagon.
Harvest Festival 2010 Celebrated on October 3rd.