The first in St Rumwold Bonnington's annual lecture series followed by food and fellowship.
Everyone is welcome.
See attachment for details
Common Worship service with hymns
All churches in the Saxon Shoreline Benefice come together to worship as a family
The second in St Rumwold Bonnington's annual lecture series followed by food and fellowship.
Everyone is welcome.
See attachment for details.
Invicta Wind Orchestra returns to St Mattthew’s Church, Warehorne under their Conductor Jeremy Cooper, with more good tunes by many composers associated with the heyday of light music, including the Poirot TV theme, the Dick Barton Secret Agent theme and Puffin Billy from Radio Children's Favourites.
In addition, the programme will include flute soloist Claire Ardan in Philip Sparke’s lovely Lindisfarne Rhapsody and Christopher Gunning’s Poirot Variations – based on the music for the hit ITV Poirot adaptations with that haunting saxophone tune.
Invicta Wind Orchestra attracts about 45 players from throughout the south east who enjoy creating exciting performances of the best of the wind band repertoire for audiences.
Tickets: £10, under 16s go free. Available on the door, or to book email [email protected]
Interval drink for cash donation.
An informal, all age service where we share refreshments and praise.
The third in St Rumwold Bonnington's annual lecture series followed by food and fellowship.
Everyone is welcome.
See attachment for details.
ASHFORD & DISTICT CHANGE RINGERS ASSOCATION with invited guests from a further three districts, will be ringing the church bells. They would welcome visits from anyone interested in seeing the bells rung and asking questions.
From 6pm there will be a BBQ AT THE WOOLPACK INN, opposite the church, this will be open to non-bellringers and other pub customers.
Two STEAM ENGINES expected to be in the village during this event.
An informal, all age worship. From time to time this service will vary in style and content
BCP The congregation of St Mary Magdalene, Ruckinge will hold this service at St Mary, Orlestone while their church is closed for building works