Harvest Eucharist Followed By Lunch

for 1 hour
Baconsthorpe: St Mary
Baconsthorpe Holt, NR25 6LT, United Kingdom

Harvest Festival at Baconsthorpe

Our Harvest Festival continues a tradition that goes back generations, when communities depended directly on the land for their food and gathered together each autumn to give thanks for a successful harvest safely brought in. Today, although our lives may be very different, Harvest remains a wonderful opportunity to pause and give thanks for the food we enjoy, the people who produce it, and the beauty and abundance of the natural world.

Join us at Baconsthorpe for a traditional and joyful service of singing, thanksgiving and celebration. All are warmly welcome, whether you regularly attend church or simply want to share in this much-loved village tradition.

Following the service there will be a light lunch - details to follow.

Baconsthorpe: St Mary

According to the Doomsday Book of 1086 there was a church in Baconsthorpe. The current Church dates from the 14th century and is made of flint and stone. It is in good order and was completely restored in the late 19th century. It can seat over 200. There is an open area at the back of the church with a children’s play area and a table for general use, chairs may be placed there when required. Visitors greatly appreciate the Easter Sepulchre and the memorial to the Heydon’s who built Baconsthorpe Castle.

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Harvest Eucharist Followed By Lunch

for 1 hour
Baconsthorpe: St Mary
Baconsthorpe Holt, NR25 6LT, United Kingdom

Harvest Festival at Baconsthorpe

Our Harvest Festival continues a tradition that goes back generations, when communities depended directly on the land for their food and gathered together each autumn to give thanks for a successful harvest safely brought in. Today, although our lives may be very different, Harvest remains a wonderful opportunity to pause and give thanks for the food we enjoy, the people who produce it, and the beauty and abundance of the natural world.

Join us at Baconsthorpe for a traditional and joyful service of singing, thanksgiving and celebration. All are warmly welcome, whether you regularly attend church or simply want to share in this much-loved village tradition.

Following the service there will be a light lunch - details to follow.

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