This year's Harvest Supper is at Nash Village Hall (SY8 3AL) on Friday October 24th, 7 pm for 7.30.
Tickets are £12 per person.
We are serving wonderful warming homemade casserole with dumplings (special request from a lot of people) and crusty bread followed by a selection of homemade desserts and tea and coffee. The Village Hall Committee will be running a licensed bar.
Please book in advance by text, Whatsapp or e-mail to Bobbie (07932 741558 / [email protected]) or Val (07724 074386 / [email protected]) by Tuesday 21st October so we know how many to cater for - and let us know if you have any particular dietary needs.

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On the 4th Sunday every month except November - alternating between Morning Prayer and Holy Communion (usually Common Worship or Celtic).
Services are held at our sister church, St John the Baptist, Nash (SY8 3DQ) on the 1st Sunday.

It’s Boraston Church’s turn to host our Harvest Festival service this year, which is at 4.30 pm on Sunday October 26th. For this month only, it will replace our regular 4th Sunday service at 11 am. Please bring along some non-perishable harvest offerings for Tenbury Food Bank.
In the best Nash and Boraston tradition, we will be blessing our Harvest loaves during the service and sharing them with wine and cheese afterwards. Please come and join us!

Remembrance Sunday is additional to the regular 1st and 4th Sunday services in our parish. It is always held at Boraston Church, where we can gather around an indoor War Memorial for the Act of Remembrance. This year's talk will be an in depth look at the life and service of Hubert Reginald Baldwin, one of our First World War fallen.
If you have relatives who have served (or are serving) in the armed forces or on the Home Front, you are very welcome to bring along medals, cap badges and other memorabilia.

From 10.30 am to 12.30 pm on Saturday December 6th at Boraston Church. Come and join us for mulled wine, mince pies, warm sausage rolls, coffee, cake and a raffle.

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This year's Carol Service will be held at our sister church, St John the Baptist, Nash. In the best Nash and Boraston tradition we will be serving mulled wine and mince pies afterwards. Everyone is very welcome.

Come and celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ at Boraston Church at 11 am on Christmas Morning. Everyone is very welcome.