Stondon Garden Festival – Saturday 4th May 12:00-4:00pm – All Saints Church

for 4 hours
All Saints Church Stondon
Meppershall Road Stondon Henlow, SG16 6LJ, United Kingdom
Stondon Garden Festival – Saturday 4th May 12:00-4:00pm – All Saints Church
If you are interested in gardening, have a new garden to plan or want to makeover your existing garden, then the Garden Festival is for you! We have experts in garden design, landscape construction, maintenance, allotment and vegetable growing, lawn care and plants on hand to advise you and we will have a Gardeners Question time corner for those really difficult gardening questions! You can buy and swap plants, buy vegetables and enjoy a cream tea or an ice cream while you wander round. There will be a free bouncy castle and free children’s garden games for the younger members of your families as well as your chance to win a hamper full of garden goodies and other raffle prizes.
We will be entertained by the fabulous Clifton Ukulele PlayerS (CUPS) during the course of the afternoon.

You can enter the garden art competition – there will be prizes in each age group:

The Garden art categories are:
Adults (18+years) – plants and flowers or garden design – draw or paint a picture of a flower or plant or design a sustainable garden to address climate change
Children – age up to 5 years – plants and flowers- draw or paint a picture of a flower or plant
Children – ages 6-9 years – design a garden – draw or paint a picture of a garden that encourages wildlife and provides food for your dinner
Children – 10-12 years– design a garden – draw or paint a picture of a garden that encourages wildlife and provides food for your dinner
Teenagers 13-18 years– plants and flowers or garden design – – draw or paint a picture of a flower or plant or design a sustainable garden to address climate change

All art work needs to have name, address, phone number and age on the rear. The entries need to be submitted by Wednesday 1st May, more details to follow, watch this page for updates. There will be a display of the art work in the Church during the Garden Festival. Winners will be announced at the Festival and presented with their prizes. Art work can be collected at the end of the afternoon.

If you love gardening we are considering setting up a monthly garden club at Church, leave your details on entry when you arrive.

We have suggested a donation on entry of £2 per person with accompanied children free of charge. The much needed funds raised from the garden festival will go towards the running and restoration of the church building in service to the community of Stondon.

For more information please email: [email protected] or call 07717746505. This page will be updated as we near the Garden Festival and will also let you know our plans if the weather is not so good.

We look forward to seeing you. It’s the very first garden festival in Stondon so don’t miss it!

All Saints Church Stondon

We are delighted to have Ruth Gray as our Minister in the Parish of Stondon offering leadership of mission and ministry in the parish.

You will receive a warm welcome as you enter the church and there will always be someone willing to assist you through the service. All our services begin at 11:00am. We generally have the following pattern which is sometimes changed but will always be notified through social media (our Church Facebook Page) and our church diary (on this web site):

1st Sunday:   "Sunday Celebration Service" which is more informal with an activity, worship songs, a talk and prayers around a set theme. 

2nd and 3rd Sundays:  "Morning Prayer Service" which has traditional hymns, readings, a sermon and prayers. 

4th Sundays : "Holy Communion Service" in a Common Worship setting with traditional hymns, a sermon and prayers. The responses in the Communion Services are said not sung.  Anyone who has received Holy Communion within their own church is welcome to come to the altar rail and receive alongside our regular church family. If you do not receive communion then you are welcome to come up for a blessing.

All the services are suitable for all ages. At the end of the service you are welcome to stay for tea or coffee and a chat.    

All the churches in our benefice are blessed by having a good working relationship and sharing fellowship with the other Christian churches in the area.  At Stondon we share our 5th Sunday services with the members of the Baptist Church. 

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Ruth Gray

Minister for All Saints Church Stondon
07717746505
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Stondon Garden Festival – Saturday 4th May 12:00-4:00pm – All Saints Church

for 4 hours
All Saints Church Stondon
Meppershall Road Stondon Henlow, SG16 6LJ, United Kingdom

Stondon Garden Festival – Saturday 4th May 12:00-4:00pm – All Saints Church
If you are interested in gardening, have a new garden to plan or want to makeover your existing garden, then the Garden Festival is for you! We have experts in garden design, landscape construction, maintenance, allotment and vegetable growing, lawn care and plants on hand to advise you and we will have a Gardeners Question time corner for those really difficult gardening questions! You can buy and swap plants, buy vegetables and enjoy a cream tea or an ice cream while you wander round. There will be a free bouncy castle and free children’s garden games for the younger members of your families as well as your chance to win a hamper full of garden goodies and other raffle prizes.
We will be entertained by the fabulous Clifton Ukulele PlayerS (CUPS) during the course of the afternoon.

You can enter the garden art competition – there will be prizes in each age group:

The Garden art categories are:
Adults (18+years) – plants and flowers or garden design – draw or paint a picture of a flower or plant or design a sustainable garden to address climate change
Children – age up to 5 years – plants and flowers- draw or paint a picture of a flower or plant
Children – ages 6-9 years – design a garden – draw or paint a picture of a garden that encourages wildlife and provides food for your dinner
Children – 10-12 years– design a garden – draw or paint a picture of a garden that encourages wildlife and provides food for your dinner
Teenagers 13-18 years– plants and flowers or garden design – – draw or paint a picture of a flower or plant or design a sustainable garden to address climate change

All art work needs to have name, address, phone number and age on the rear. The entries need to be submitted by Wednesday 1st May, more details to follow, watch this page for updates. There will be a display of the art work in the Church during the Garden Festival. Winners will be announced at the Festival and presented with their prizes. Art work can be collected at the end of the afternoon.

If you love gardening we are considering setting up a monthly garden club at Church, leave your details on entry when you arrive.

We have suggested a donation on entry of £2 per person with accompanied children free of charge. The much needed funds raised from the garden festival will go towards the running and restoration of the church building in service to the community of Stondon.

For more information please email: [email protected] or call 07717746505. This page will be updated as we near the Garden Festival and will also let you know our plans if the weather is not so good.

We look forward to seeing you. It’s the very first garden festival in Stondon so don’t miss it!

Safeguarding

Our parish of Stondon is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO). Our Diocese of St.Albans’ safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the PSO or the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services.