Church Events
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The Week Ahead
Friday 25th September
- 09:45
- 22:00
Saturday 26th September
- 14:00
- 22:00
Sunday 27th September
- 20:00
Monday 28th September
- 09:45
- 18:00
Tuesday 29th September
- 09:45
- 13:15
- 21:00
Wednesday 30th September
- 09:45
- 14:00
Thursday 1st October
- 09:45
- 11:00
- 13:00
- 18:00
- 19:45
- 21:30
Friday 2nd October
- 09:45
Church & Community
Gardening
St Michael's church is located in a beautiful and large communal garden space without any burial grounds.
A group of people take an interest in the church garden and would welcome anyone who has some time available to help.
A great variety of 'therapy' is available from grass cutting and hedge pruning to flowerbeds and composting.
Adopt-a-Plot is a great way for adults to introduce children to the joys of gardening on a small scale. We have several plots that need adopting.
At the end of January we hosted the first garden work party with our Ukrainian friends. A group of a dozen or so helped by members of St Michael's congregation cleared the ivy from the west wall.
This filled thirteen large builders bags and two smaller ones. We are most grateful to Summerfields School for helping with the disposal of this garden waste.
Contact Suzanne Dalton by email:
donaldsuedalton@gmail.com,
telephone: 01865 806268,
or mobile: (messages only) 0775 465 0858.
One of the troughs outside the Welcome Porch, which Gilly Graham planted up in the colours of Ukraine.












