No service in Bergh Apton. We'll be sharing Holy Communion at Framingham Pigot Church

Join us for a warm welcome at St Peter's & St Paul's Church, and do stay for rereshments afterwards.

The congregation members and clergy have opted not to resume the practice of sharing the Chalice. Instead, to minimise handling for greater security, the Minister will intinct the wafer before delivering in into the hand of the communicant.

Gluten-free; if you require a gluten-free wafer please speak to the celebrant or other church officer prior to the start of the service

Bergh Apton's annual Service of lessons and carols is an evening when the village comes together, with friends from many other places, to begin the Christmas Journey lit by the light of 150 candles, lifted by carols and readings, and warmed by friendship.

Re-telling the Christmas story for children of all ages (one to a hundred-and-one!). A very informal and relaxed service.

Carols are kept to only one or two verses so that children who might not be familiar with them, can learn to recognise the tunes.

There's no service at Bergh Apton Church but you'll find a warm welcome at Framingham Pigot on Christmas Morning.

The congregation members and clergy have opted not to resume the practice of sharing the Chalice. Instead, to minimise handling for greater security, the Minister will intinct the wafer before delivering in into the hand of the communicant.

No service at Bergh Apton but expect a warm welcome as the Eleven churches of the Bramerton Group join in a service of Holy Communion at Bramerton Church

Join us in Bergh Apton for a warm welcome on the first Sunday of 2024.

The congregation members and clergy have opted not to resume the practice of sharing the Chalice. Instead, to minimise handling for greater security, the Minister will intinct the wafer before delivering in into the hand of the communicant.

Gluten-free; if you require a gluten-free wafer please speak to the celebrant or other church officer prior to the start of the service

Do stay to share refreshments with us after the service

No service in Bergh Apton as the five churches of the Thurton Benefice come together to celebrate Holy Communion.

Join us for a warm welcome at this service led by the Parish Team at Bergh Apton church, and do stay to share refreshments afterwards

An evening of stories, music, magic and light, with stories told by Hugh Lupton and others. Choir led by Clare Pastorius.
In writing workshops with Hugh Lupton we unlocked our word hoards then rifled through, juggled with words and phrases to bring you stories. Hugh foraged through our writings and has produced six stories of Bergh Apton from the invasion of the Romans, to Saxon celebration of harvest, to Non, Neb and Luck who keep watch over the door of the church, to those sailing away to the New World, to a blacksmith setting off to his new world and Hannah who wins £1,000 on the Lottery! Connecting them all are woodpecker feathers and a flint tool curved like a young moon.
Warm clothing and outdoor footwear recommended

https://www.berghaptonarts.org/unlock-unearth

Tickets £10 from https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/unlock-unearth-tickets-707699126137?aff=oddtdtcreator
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01508 558440

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No service in Bergh Apton. Come along to share Holy Communion at Framingham Pigot Church.

An evening of stories, music, magic and light, with stories told by Hugh Lupton and others. Choir led by Clare Pastorius.
Centuries slip by in the wink of an eye when Hugh Lupton with his friends, the Onlie Begetters, Wordsmiths, Readers, Singers, Rude Mechanicals, Gate Keepers, Lantern Painters, Makers of Masks, Dragon Dreamers, Grass Dolly Weavers and Portrait Painters lift you out of the everyday and into some magic.
The past is fragile as bones grown brittle with age, as faint as a glimpsed ghost. We live in islands of secret and sacred ways, islands where giants raised their barrows and standing stones. The earth and the rivers embrace thumbed shards of pottery, a sword its jewelled hilt clasped closely by roots, a bunch of keys, a velvet cap, a clay pipe, a handful of coins. Scratch your name on the land’s face but below and below is a lost alphabet and lost words. A land with tales to tell and songs to sing, a land of mysteries and riddles.
In writing workshops with Hugh Lupton we unlocked our word hoards then rifled through, juggled with words and phrases to bring you stories. Hugh foraged through our writings and has produced six stories of Bergh Apton from the invasion of the Romans, to Saxon celebration of harvest, to Non, Neb and Luck who keep watch over the door of the church, to those sailing away to the New World, to a blacksmith setting off to his new world and Hannah who wins £1,000 on the Lottery! Connecting them all are woodpecker feathers and a flint tool curved like a young moon.

Warm clothing and outdoor footwear recommended

https://www.berghaptonarts.org/unlock-unearth
Tickets £10 from https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/unlock-unearth-tickets-707699126137?aff=oddtdtcreator
or
01508 558440

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An evening of stories, music, magic and light, with stories told by Hugh Lupton and others. Choir led by Clare Pastorius.

Centuries slip by in the wink of an eye when Hugh Lupton with his friends, the Onlie Begetters, Wordsmiths, Readers, Singers, Rude Mechanicals, Gate Keepers, Lantern Painters, Makers of Masks, Dragon Dreamers, Grass Dolly Weavers and Portrait Painters lift you out of the everyday and into some magic.
The past is fragile as bones grown brittle with age, as faint as a glimpsed ghost. We live in islands of secret and sacred ways, islands where giants raised their barrows and standing stones. The earth and the rivers embrace thumbed shards of pottery, a sword its jewelled hilt clasped closely by roots, a bunch of keys, a velvet cap, a clay pipe, a handful of coins. Scratch your name on the land’s face but below and below is a lost alphabet and lost words. A land with tales to tell and songs to sing, a land of mysteries and riddles.
In writing workshops with Hugh Lupton we unlocked our word hoards then rifled through, juggled with words and phrases to bring you stories. Hugh foraged through our writings and has produced six stories of Bergh Apton from the invasion of the Romans, to Saxon celebration of harvest, to Non, Neb and Luck who keep watch over the door of the church, to those sailing away to the New World, to a blacksmith setting off to his new world and Hannah who wins £1,000 on the Lottery! Connecting them all are woodpecker feathers and a flint tool curved like a young moon.
Listen and watch my people for who knows what dreams and tales will come.

Warm clothing and outdoor footwear recommended

https://www.berghaptonarts.org/unlock-unearth

Tickets £10 from https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/unlock-unearth-tickets-707699126137?aff=oddtdtcreator
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01508 558440

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Join us for this service of Morning Prayer, led by our Parish Team, and do stay for refreshments afterwards

An evening of stories, music, magic and light, with stories told by Hugh Lupton and others. Choir led by Clare Pastorius.
Centuries slip by in the wink of an eye when Hugh Lupton with his friends, the Onlie Begetters, Wordsmiths, Readers, Singers, Rude Mechanicals, Gate Keepers, Lantern Painters, Makers of Masks, Dragon Dreamers, Grass Dolly Weavers and Portrait Painters lift you out of the everyday and into some magic.
The past is fragile as bones grown brittle with age, as faint as a glimpsed ghost. We live in islands of secret and sacred ways, islands where giants raised their barrows and standing stones. The earth and the rivers embrace thumbed shards of pottery, a sword its jewelled hilt clasped closely by roots, a bunch of keys, a velvet cap, a clay pipe, a handful of coins. Scratch your name on the land’s face but below and below is a lost alphabet and lost words. A land with tales to tell and songs to sing, a land of mysteries and riddles.
In writing workshops with Hugh Lupton we unlocked our word hoards then rifled through, juggled with words and phrases to bring you stories. Hugh foraged through our writings and has produced six stories of Bergh Apton from the invasion of the Romans, to Saxon celebration of harvest, to Non, Neb and Luck who keep watch over the door of the church, to those sailing away to the New World, to a blacksmith setting off to his new world and Hannah who wins £1,000 on the Lottery! Connecting them all are woodpecker feathers and a flint tool curved like a young moon.

Warm clothing and outdoor footwear recommended

https://www.berghaptonarts.org/unlock-unearth
Tickets £10 from https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/unlock-unearth-tickets-707699126137?aff=oddtdtcreator
or
01508 558440

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