Flower Festival - Celebrating all-time favourite characters in flowers!
FREE Parking
Funds raised for St Barnabas Church, and other local Charities
HMRC Charity number XN35521

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A Great Family day out! All-All-time Favourite Characters; Scarecrows, Flowers & Music, Guided Tours of the Castle at 12.00 and 3.30pm. Have a Go Archery, Strawberry Cart Rides, Fun Dog Show 2.30pm– enter on the day. Knighton Town Silver Band, Bouncy Castle, Face Painting, Stalls including Nearly New, Cakes & Produce, Plants, Antiques, Crafts and many more! Aardvark Book store, and various craft workshops in the village will also be open.
All Day Barbecue, Strawberries & s & Cream, Bar, Soft Drinks, Tea, Coffee, &
Homemade Cakes on the Cricket Pitch. Bring your dog on a lead. Entry: £3 for Adults –Under 12s FREE
FREE Off-Road Parking
Funds raised for St Barnabas Church and other local Charities SCARECRO
HMRC Charity number XN35521

This evening service is either offered as Book of Common Prayer, or sometimes as Common Worship Evening Prayer
We have organ accompaniment of our hymn singing and a very warm welcome is always offered!

Particularly as our Parish afternoon and evening services 'stand alone' as the sole services running across our multi-church Parish at that time of day, we emphasise that all from across our churches, Parish and beyond will be warmly welcomed!

This is for a Parish wide ‘Vision Morning” PLEASE HOLD THIS DATE and COME!
Plans are still at an early stage, but please make a mark in your calendar or diary!
Everyone from across all our churches is encouraged to participate.

Details of the morning: After gathering for refreshments and conversation, the programme will focus on us looking to the future together - by listening to God in worship and prayer; listening to the participants from each church and encouraging discussion about what you most value and celebrate about your church community.

As this Parish Vision Morning is about hoping and praying for our future growth with God, we are inspired by Jesus’s parables in Mark 4: 26-34 about a seed growing - quietly, day in day out - into a full head of grain and about a tiny mustard seed growing into a large tree of many branches offering welcome, shade and shelter to many.

So, we hope to listen to, hear and allow you to discern and share your priorities, hopes and plans. This would help us to then discern how we can best support and equip each, and all, of our churches to grow and flourish - both individually and together. The Revd Dr Elizabeth Wild, Diocesan Director of Mission and Ministry and Adrian Thompson, as your Priest-in-Charge, will co-leaders of this event.