We will soon be celebrating our Harvest Festival service on Sunday 8th of October at 10am.
Harvest is a time to engage our ‘heads, hands and hearts’ – to understand why God calls us to care for the world, to give thanks to God for our food and the good things in our life, and to respond to God by working for climate justice and through offering our support to those in need through donations to the foodbank. This service lands on the same week as the Feast of St Francis of Assisi, so in the sermon we’ll be looking at St Francis of Assisi as an example of how to respond with our heads, hands and hearts.

If you would like to contribute harvest donations, Luton Foodbank currently need:

Cash donations: https://lutonfoodbank.org.uk/donate-money/

Or bring the following to Church to place by the altar:

Rice pudding (Tinned)
Instant noodles Meat (Tinned)
Custard (Tinned)
Vegetables (Tinned)
Fruit (Tinned)
Fruit Juice (Carton)
Dried rice (500g)
Soup
Milk (UHT)
Baked beans (Tinned)
Tomatoes (Tinned)
Fish (Tinned)
Tinned pasta in sauce
Sauce for pasta
Breakfast cereal
Tea bags
Biscuits (single packs)
Sugar (500g)