Come along to St Etheldreda’s Horley this Sunday for Harvest Crafts, followed by a traditional Harvest service at 11am. Everyone welcome!
Please bring donations of tinned or non-perishable food for the harvest offering to the Church on or before Sunday, and they will be passed on to to the Banbury Young Homeless Project.
There will be a traditional Harvest Festival service in Horley this Sunday:
Rev’d Guy Edwards say ‘Celebrate the goodness that God shows to us in the fruits and flowers and grain of autumn, and all that comes to maturity at Harvest time. This Sunday at St Etheldreda’s – a traditional Harvest Festival service, with all your favourite harvest hymns. Children welcome.’
Please bring donations of tinned or non-perishable food for the harvest offering to the Church on or before Sunday, and they will be passed on to to the Banbury Young Homeless Project.
‘Here are some of the colourful creations we came up with in our fun-filled harvest festival morning at St Etheldreda’s on 6th October. I’d wondered how our local children would do with a very free-form craft project – making creatures out of vegetables, but the imagination and creativity on display in the photos here speaks for itself. We had a fantastic time and enjoyed worshipping tother at the harvest service afterwards with traditional harvest hymns and the children contributing to the service. Thanks to all who came for making it such a fun and meaningful event.‘ Guy Edwards – Associate Priest.
‘Creativity Fun and worship combine at St Etheldreda’s this Sunday. From 10.00 we’ll be turning the harvest of fruit and veg into extravagant and colourful creatures – at 10.45 we break for tea and cake, and then re-gather for our Harvest festival worship at the usual time of 11.00. Expect your favourite harvest hymns and a presentation of harvest gifts. Joy, worship and creativity for all ages – but children especially in mind.’ Rev’d Guy Edwards
Please bring donations of dried or tinned food for the foodbanks in Banbury to the Church, on or before Sunday.
There will be a Harvest Festival service in St Etheldreda’s Church on Sunday 1st October at 11am. Please bring donations of dried or tinned food for the foodbanks in Banbury to the Church, on or before Sunday.
Help with flower arranging / decorating the Church would be very much appreciated too on Saturday 30th September between 10:30 and 11:30.
See below for details of a seasonal children’s craft morning at Drayton Village Hall:
Further information from Revd Alicia Baker on 01295 738593 or rectorofironstone@gmail.com
Please see details below of the craft morning taking place this Saturday for children age 8 and under at Drayton Village Hall. Please contact Revd Alicia Baker if you have children who would like to join in the creative fun!
We would also like to take this opportunity to let you know that the Ironstone Benefice is now on Facebook! You can find us by searching in Facebook for “Ironstone Benefice Oxfordshire”. The “Oxfordshire” is important: as many of you may be aware, there is another Ironstone Benefice in the North East of England!
We would be grateful for some likes so we have enough to set up an @ username. Many thanks!
Lesley Blake, Admin Assistant to Revd Alicia Baker
