Get ready for the seed swap event next Saturday, February 22nd! Doors open from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. We were recently thrilled to meet the Guest Speaker at Bradworthy Gardening Club Josh, Head Gardener from Woolsery Collective, he said he might even make an appearance and bring some donations! In addition to the seed swap, there will be a book sale, Pokemon meet up and free tea and coffee, plus a few plants for sale. Donations are welcome to support the work of the church and chapel.The book sales and Seed Swap event will be repeat again on the last Saturday of the Month the 29th March , 10am - 11.30am and this time we will have special guests from Torridge Growing Together, who will be happy to talk to everyone about their project and will bring a few items to sell for cash to help fund the vital work they do in conservation, community food growing, and help tackle issues such as food poverty, social isolation, helping people develop skills and be an organisation that people can develop friendships and trust.Website for further information can be found here: https://cagdevon.org.uk/ourgroups/torridge-growing-together/
Youth club members have enjoyed a busy term so far, participating in a range of activities including hockey, skittles, table tennis, football, badminton and crafting. A special thanks goes out to Henry and Arthur for preparing the wood for the term's bird box making project, and well done to the members who built the boxes. The highlight of the term was a recent session featuring karaoke and sumo wrestling, organized by Chris from Space Youth Centre. The evening was filled with laughter and joy, with everyone singing and having fun. The club also extends a huge thank you to all the volunteers for their invaluable support. Please note: The youth club is currently full and unable to accept new members. The next nights for March and April are as follows: Friday 14th, 28th March and Friday 25th April, 7pm -9pm.
Let's make a difference this Christmas! 🎁 Donate a non-perishable food item to help us build our foodie Christmas tree at our Christmas Tree Festival and help support Harbour Community Charity. Every donation counts! Please bring items when you visit the festival and donate at the chapel.Ideas to donate: Cereal, Oats, Syrup, Jam, Soup, Tinned tomatoes, Pasta Sauce, Lentils, Beans, Pulses, Tinned meat, tinned fish, Tinned vegetables, Tea, coffee, Sugar tinned fruit, biscuits UHT milk
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Incredible VolunteersWe are so grateful for everyone who helped make the launch of the Voices of Woolfardisworthy project a truly memorable event! Your dedication and hard work brought our vision to life, creating a day filled with joy, community spirit, and a deep appreciation for our shared history.A huge thank you to those who recorded and edited the stories that now form the heart of our archive, to the volunteers who provided refreshments, and to those who made the church yard look so well cared for, for the cleaners and those that did the beautiful stunning flower arrangements. To the bell ringers, tower climbers, cake makers, the scouting family who embraced the day and guides who brought the church's history to life, and to everyone who gave their time on the day of the event – we couldn’t have done it without you. A big thank you to all of you that went and bought a National Lottery Ticket as a thank you to the Heritage Lottery Fund as a token of our appreciation for the grant that made it all possible to achieve such a project.The smiles, laughter, and sense of community we experienced on Saturday showed just how special our history is and how treasured it is by people of all ages. Your efforts ensured that this celebration of our heritage was enjoyed by all, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for making it happen.Together, we created a day that will be remembered for years to come!With heartfelt thanks,All Hallows PCC
