April 2024Saturday 6: Rushall APCM 9.45 for 10am in Rushall Church, followed by a working party inside the church (also outside weather permitting.)Wednesday 10: 7pm Training for Readers, Intercessors, Welcomers and Communion Assistants/Servers, Pulham Market ChurchSunday 7: 10.30am Dickleburgh APCM Meeting12th - 15th: Retreat at MirfieldSaturday 13: Mothers’ Union Coffee Morning from 10am until noon at Meadow Rise, Station Road, Pulham Market IP21 4TD in aid of MU projects. Bring and Buy stall.Wednesday 17: 7.30pm Deanery Synod meeting with the Bishop of Thetford in Denton ChurchThursday 18: Jesus Shaped People - course begins details to follow.Saturday 20: 10.30am Annual Vestry Meeting followed by Annual Parochial Church Council Meeting at Pulham St MarySaturday 20: 12.30 Picnic, trail and tour followed by service at 2pm at Shimpling St GeorgeSaturday 20: St George's Supper Evening at Pulham Market. Details to be confirmed.Sunday 21: Pulham Market APCM after morning serviceSaturday 27: Pulham St Mary Quiz Night 7pm in ChurchTables 4-6 people £5 per person. Refreshments provided.May 2024Saturday 11: Annual Plant Sale and Coffee Morning at Pulham St Mary Church 10am – 12noon 12 - 18: Christian Aid weekSaturday 18: Market Stall on the Green, Pulham MarketJune 2024Saturday 1: 7pm Concert with the Pulham Orchestra at Pulham St Mary ChurchSunday 9th: 3pm Starston Church D. Day 80th anniversary service followed by light refreshmentsSaturday 29: Commons Week begins at Rushall - details to follow July 2024Saturday 13: 12noon – 3.30pm Annual Church Fete at Pulham St Mary Church Saturday 20:4pm Fete at Starston PlaceSunday 21: 10.30am Patronal Service at Pulham Market with the Dean of the Cathedral, followed by a picnicSaturday 27: 3pm at Pulham St Mary Church Afternoon Tea. Tickets £10. Booking required.Saturday 27: Garden Party at Harrold House. 6.30 pm - 9.30pmSeptember 2024Sunday 8: Funday Sunday church grounds, Pulham Market 12.30pm - 4.30pmSaturday 14: Norfolk Churches Trust Annual Cycle RideSunday 15: 10.45 am Battle of Britain Service at Starston ChurchSunday 22: Pulham Market Harvest FestivalSaturday 28: Murder Mystery. Memorial Hall Pulham Market 7.30pmOctober 2024Monday 7: Last date for orders for Christmas cakes at Pulham St MarySunday 6: 5pm Harvest Festival at StarstonNovember 2024Sunday 10: 10.45am Remembrance Service at Starston churchSaturday 23: Christmas Pudding Making with Father Christmas. See how your Christmas pudding is made and take one or two home!Sunday 24: Toy Service at 11am. Short service at Pulham St Mary Church when wrapped Christmas presents for children 0 – 16 years, are brought to be given to the Salvation Army to distribute to local families in need.Saturday 30: Christmas Bazaar. 12noon to 2.30pm at Pulham St Mary ChurchDecember 2024Friday 6: WREATH MAKING.. 10am at Pulham St Mary Church Make your own wreath. Everything provided. Seasonal Refreshments. £25. Booking required.Saturday 7: Collect pre-ordered Christmas cakes at Pulham St MarySaturday 7: Christmas Fayre. Memorial Hall, Pulham Market 10.30am - 1.30 pmSaturday 21: 4pm Christingle Service at Starston ChurchSunday 22: 6pm Traditional service of Nine Lessons and Carols at Straston Church, followed by mulled wine and mince pies.Tuesday 24: 11.30pm Midnight Holy Communion (TBC)Wednesday 25: 10am Christmas Day Communion at Starston (TBC)January 2025Saturday 25: Burns Night Supper, Memorial Hall, Pulham Market 7.00pm for 7.30pmMarch 2025Friday 7: World Day of Prayer in Dickleburgh Church 2.15pm
An enjoyable day was had by all at the Wreath Making Workshop of 7th December led by Francesca Goodman of British Blooms, Dickleburgh, hosted by the Half Moon Inn, working in conjunction with Rushall Church. With grateful thanks from Rushall PCC to all those involved in helping to raise the sum of £388.00 for St Mary’s Church, to Francesca for her artful tutoring in wreath making, to Keighley and Justin of the Half Moon for generously providing the use of their conservatory for the day free of charge and providing lunch, and to Judy Kirk-Walker who had the initial idea of putting on the workshop to raise funds for the church and who co-ordinated the different organisations in setting it up, and last but not least to all the lovely ladies who attended the workshop and produced splendid festive wreaths to be proud of. Thank you to you all and here’s hoping we may be able to do it all again next year.
