Join us to celebrate God's abundant provision at a special harvest festival service, followed by refreshments. Do stay on, if you'd like, for harvest activities including some harvesting of our own in the churchyard and making an apple pie, and then harvest lunch in the village hall. You are welcome to come for some or all of it.

Fun harvest activities for the whole family, bringing the harvest to life (and providing for our harvest lunch!) No need to book - just turn up or stay after the service. We hope you'll join us afterwards for our harvest lunch in the village hall.

A celebratory lunch for the whole community to celebrate the harvest. Either bring your own food to share, or make a donation instead (suggested donation £5) - there will be more than enough food. If you'd like to come, please email us at [email protected], letting us know (a) if you'd prefer to bring food or make a donation and (b) whether you have any allergies or dietary requirements.

A simple, Christian meditation for 20 minutes, in the church. You're very welcome just to come for the meditation or to stay on for outdoor church and breakfast.

Twice a month we head outdoors (after meditation, which is in the church) for breakfast, worship, outdoor activities and a discussion about a Bible passage around the firepit. Breakfast is free - just make sure you wrap up warmly in the colder months! If it's raining we usually head indoors.

A traditional Holy Communion service, usually led by Revd Mark Melluish on the second Sunday of the month, and by Revd Penny Powdrill on the fourth Sunday).

A quiet contemplative service at which we remember those who have died and pray for the bereaved. If you are unable to attend but would like us to remember someone by name, please send an email to [email protected].

A short Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial in Welsh Newton after 9am Holy Communion, with prayers and the laying of wreaths, followed by refreshments in the church.