Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

£12 per person. Bring your own drinks and glasses. Three course meal, main course: Sausage and Mash. Funds raised will go to the Harvest Charity, Beacon of Hope. Sign up list out from 8 September in St James’.

The list to sign up for this annual ‘jolly’ will be at the back of St James from 8th Sept onwards.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Soup, a roll, cheese and butter, followed by a hot drink.  All welcome.  All for a minimum donation of £3.00 which goes to Christian Aid or CAFOD.

The return for the 5th year running of this talented and ever-popular professional Russian choir with their usual combination of serious and light-hearted music. An event not to be missed! Tickets at £15.00 each include refreshments. You are asked to give a donation for wine / soft drinks.  Box Office will be at Spirals: tickets will be available from the weekend of Sat 7th Sept. Proceeds for the ongoing maintenance of All Saints Church.

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Meet for a good chat and a prayer

The monthly meeting for elected PCC members

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Annual concert of home-grown talent in aid of the Hospice

For children of pre-school age and their parent(s)/carer(s) meet on the third Wednesday  afternoon of each month (except during school summer holidays) at St James Church 2.15 to 3.15 pm. Refreshments provided

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Enjoy the full English breakfast for £5.00 on the 3rd Saturday of every month! Everyone and anyone welcome regardless of whether you believe in Jesus or not. Now seriously popular.  Coffee and tea continue to be served up to 11.30

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Teams of up to 6. Bring your own drink and food for this Brain of Britain Challenge…

List out at back of St James from 6th Oct onwards

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Soup, a roll, cheese and butter, followed by a hot drink.  All welcome.  All for a minimum donation of £3.00 which goes to Christian Aid or CAFOD.

We run the church and parish most years at a loss. From time to time we need to replenish the coffers. You are invited to come along to St James’ and give a donation so we can keep our church open as a Christian reminder at the heart of our community; open for regular services, for baptisms, weddings, funerals, for the CLGB, for concerts, civic services, school carol services, laying-up services, ‘Light up a Life’  or simply so anyone can walk in and sit with God for a few minutes or light a candle.

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Meet for a good chat and a prayer

The monthly meeting for elected PCC members

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Enjoy the full English breakfast for £5.00 on the 3rd Saturday of every month! Everyone and anyone welcome regardless of whether you believe in Jesus or not. Now seriously popular.  Coffee and tea continue to be served up to 11.30