The bank holiday weekend is past, the Easter school holidays are coming to an end and we continue to celebrate…

Which came first Easter or Christmas? At the time of Roman domination, one man being tortured to death was not…

Daffodils on St David’s day are a lovely way to start March. The Welsh saint’s words “Be joyful, keep the…

The evenings are getting lighter and the spring bulbs are coming up. To shake off that winter feeling, we are…

Welcome to our Christmas events Charity Coffee Morning Saturday 2nd December, 10 am – 12 noon Carol Service, Sunday 17th December,…

The poster of poppies has the caption “Time to Remember”… We’ve passed All Saint’s day and look forward to fireworks…

Animals and birds know when and where to find food. Our farmers work hard to provide for us. Come and…

A lighthouse is a powerful image, standing strong and tall amid the crashing waves of a storm. On a boat…

On the Green Day, it was great to have so many visitors in the church meadow focusing on nature and…

How green are we? On Saturday 8 July, we will be thinking about it and putting some ideas in to…

The United Nation’s World Environment Day is 5 June each year. This year, the focus was on plastic pollution. There is…

Following Easter, the month of May has a lot to celebrate too. The King’s coronation on the Saturday is followed…

Wikipedia says “Virtually all modern scholars of antiquity agree that Jesus existed historically.” Who do you think Jesus was? A…

Invitation to all: Welcome to our church on Saturday 1st April between 10 am and 12 noon. Come and enjoy…

I saw a cheesy rom-com movie recently which had the line “love is a verb”. Instead of buying overpriced roses…