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St James, Freiston
Welcome to St James, Freiston.
This parish, as well as having lots of prime farmland for growing vegetables, has five distinct areas comprising Haltoft End, Freiston Village, Freiston Shore, Scrane End and of Course HMP North Sea Camp! Freiston Shore is the home of both the heritage “We’ll Meet Again” Museum and the RSPB reserve, whilst the village hosts an enterprise park, a well known butchers and a post office & 3 pubs. The Church is best known for it’s Christmas tree festival, Arts festival and Heritage weekend events and provides valuable ministry in a weekly social coffee morning every Thursday from 10am to 12pm.Remembrance Sunday is also a major event with the Salvation Army Band and sometimes the Coastal Community Choir. Holy week features a Maundy Thursday evening meal that combines the passover liturgy and excerpts of the gospels relating to the last supper. Easter Sunday begins with a celebration of the rising of the Son of God at Sunrise at Freiston Shore where we light the paschal candles followed by breakfast in Freiston Church.
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Butterwick St Andrew
Welcome to Butterwick, St Andrews.
This is a joint parish with Benington. It has seen a gradual transfer of agricultural activity to become a delightful village that has attracted many retired people in the residential developments which continues to expand. Many people in Butterwick therefore originate from other parts of the country and so this community has a very different feel to other villages in the cluster. Notable events are the Remembrance day service on 11tth November that attracts ex-forces personnel in particular. Butterwick church is the cosiest church and so is used in winter. The church is open during the day for quiet reflection. It is used weekly for both training and practice for Bellringers and is the base for the Coastal Community Choir. There is a coffee morning held on every 3rd Saturday of the month from 10am to 12 noon. Butterwick also has an endowed church of England Primary school that experienced significant growth when Boston Schools were near full capacity a decade ago. The school population grew by over 50% and whole school services in Butterwick Church became impracticable.
To look inside Butterwick Church, please follow the YouTube link in the Social section or below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjpOj_0Ssq0
Online Services are available via the Fishtoft Church Website
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