Dear friends
Now the Bank Holiday weekend is past and Summer is drawing to its close, a brief note about upcoming events at The Annunciation during the Autumn.
First, as always, is our GIFT AND OPEN DAY on Saturday 21 September, in conjunction with Open House London and National Heritage Open Days, with trips up the tower, guided tours of the church, and a talk by well-known local historian Joanna Friel at 3.00pm. This will also mark the informal start of our appeal for the works on the tower, which as many of you will know could cost us as much as £500,000, following on the work we have already undertaken on the outside walls and guttering.
Now the Bank Holiday weekend is past and Summer is drawing to its close, a brief note about upcoming events at The Annunciation during the Autumn.
First, as always, is our GIFT AND OPEN DAY on Saturday 21 September, in conjunction with Open House London and National Heritage Open Days, with trips up the tower, guided tours of the church, and a talk by well-known local historian Joanna Friel at 3.00pm. This will also mark the informal start of our appeal for the works on the tower, which as many of you will know could cost us as much as £500,000, following on the work we have already undertaken on the outside walls and guttering.
The following Sunday, 29 September, we will observe as HARVEST THANKSGIVING. Although we support Bromley Foodbank throughout the year, at Harvest we always we make a special effort to collect non-perishable items for them store, and your contributions will be welcome. An up-to-date list of their needs can always be found in church, but as a general rule they have enough pasta and tins of baked beans, but are often looking for staples such as breakfast cereal, as well as practical items such as toothpaste and soap.
With every blessing.
Father Paul.