We enjoyed a traditional Harvest Festival service in Weobley Parish Church on Sunday 6 October celebrating God’s goodness and provision, with favourite harvest hymns and two uplifting harvest anthems sung by Jubilus. The harvest gifts will be given to Hereford Women’s Refuge.
Chris Rhodes did a lovely service for us, we had an assortment of dogs, 2 ponies and a donkey in church and afterwards we toasted marshmallows by the porch!
HARVEST FESTIVAL
Harvest Festival – 6 October 2019 at 10.30 am. A Service of Thanksgiving and Celebration of Harvest will take place in Weobley Parish Church on Sunday 6 October at 10.30. This will be a non-Eucharistic service and everyone is welcome to join us in this celebration and for coffee afterwards. Our focus is very much on harvest so we would be delighted to receive donations of fruit, vegetables and garden produce as well as donations of dried and tinned goods. All the items donated will be taken to the Hereford Women’s Refuge so toiletries and small items for children would also be welcome. If you enjoy arranging flowers or even just putting apples in a row around the church please come along to help with the decorating on Friday 4th October from 3.30 on wards.
CALLING ALL PETS
The annual Sunday teas have started at St John The Baptist Church in Letton.
You can pop in for delicious home made cakes and other delights with tea and coffee and squash also available.
There’ll also be books and other bric-a-brac for sale, along with the chance to relax and take a break in this gorgeous, ancient church.
Teas start at 2pm every Sunday until 4.30 from 28 July through to Sunday 1 September.
Here’s a lovely date for your diaries. On Sunday 7 July at 3.30pm, the choir of Holy Trinity, Hereford, will sing choral evensong at St Mary’s Church, Monnington-on-Wye. And if that wasn’t enough, it will be followed by plentiful tea and cake.
For those who didn’t come last year, Holy Trinity choir is one of the best in the county and are a real treat to hear.
Parking will be available in the field opposite the path to the church with the spaces in front of Monnington Court reserved for disabled drivers only.
