Interested in a practical task?

Join us to plant snowdrops in the green in the pollen bank area of the churchyard.

If interested in volunteering, please let Debra know.

 

 

 

FURTHER CHRISTMAS THANKS:
Thanks are due to Sue Scott for donating a lovely Christmas cake which raised funds for the church this Christmastime.

 

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS:
Over the Christmas period we were delighted to welcome Clare Beesley, historical flautist, to inspect the musical instruments in the church. Research into the makers continues – watch this space for an update…

 

LENT PROJECT:
Interested in a practical task?  Join us to plant snowdrops in the green in the pollen bank area of the churchyard.  If interested in volunteering please let Debra know.

Want to blow away the cobwebs?

Join us at 10:00am on Saturday, 27th January in the church porch.

All welcome.  Coffee will be served afterwards.

 

 

Unusually kicking off with a classic children’s book Kenneth Grahame’s,  “Wind in the Willows” – inspired by Mole ‘s statement “Hang spring cleaning!”.  Enchanting, although I found the illustrations disappointing.

The second this month is a crime writer who had hitherto been unknown to me  – Victoria Walters, one of her Dedley End mystery books – “Murder at the Village Church”, a locked-room puzzle.  Easy reading for a winter’s afternoon.

Concluding with another Agatha Christie “The Pale Horse” – a standalone novel where the investigator is Mark Easterbrook; enjoyed it more on re-reading it.