Thanks to the hard work of our church council members and friends of St Peter’s we are getting very close to achieving our aim of proceeding with the work required to keep our congregation, members of the public and our visitors safe (as per our architect’s inspection) but most importantly to keep our church OPEN! But we are not there yet. With your help over the coming months at our fundraising events, we are optimistic that this can be achieved in 2025. What can you do to help us in this final push for funds? Please support our cake stall at the NVH Easter Fair on Thursday 10th April. Get a team together for The White Horse Pub fundraising quiz on Wednesday 30th April. We welcome back Hexachordia, an early music trio, with ‘All in a Garden Green’ on Saturday 10th May, as they celebrate the joy of the English garden in music, song and verse, tracing its history from monastic herb gardens to more formal grounds. More details next month. Your support would be much appreciated. Thank you. Pauline Simpson Churchwarden
Do you know someone who used to go to church but who is no longer able to attend?Are you or do you know someone who would like to receive Holy Communion at home?Have you recently lost a loved one and would appreciate some extra support?Or perhaps you are just feeling a bit lonely and would like someone to talk to?Our newly launched pastoral care team can help with all of this and much more. The pastoral care team is led by the rector and is made up of trained members of our church congregations, who have completed the necessary safeguarding checks. The team is there to provide extra support to our communities, to ensure that no one is forgotten about, and to show the Love of Christ to all people. If you would like a visit from the pastoral care team or if you know someone who you think would value a visit, please do get in touch.Revd Ben 01692 630216
Our Sunday Club members have been doing some brilliant and fun activities over the last few weeks. At our recent Children’s Church afternoon at Barton Turf the children learnt more about the hidden treasure that Jesus spoke about. We made our own treasure and then had our own treasure hunt inside the church, and with the prizes being chocolate bars this went down very well! We even had some time at the end to make and eat our own pizzas!At our Sunday Club morning meetings at Neatishead we have looked at how we can be helping hands and we also looked at the story of Noah’s Ark, even finding time to finish with a game of Dobble!All children aged 3-11 are welcome to join us for Children’s Church and Sunday Club; it is completely free with fun games and activities; come along and see what we are doing.
