On this fifth Sunday of the month, we come together from all the Rural Daneside Churches in fellowship for a service of praise, thanksgiving and holy communion. All are welcome, particularly children.

Every year, from early September to Harvest Festival, people from far and wide come to All Saints Church in Siddington to experience a traditional celebration and to marvel at the unique display of over 1000 beautiful corn dollies. The church is generally open, so come along and marvel at the amount of work undertaken to create these wonderful articles.

A service of thanksgiving at which everyone will be welcome.

You are welcome to come and join us for coffee and company on the second Wednesday of each month in the Parish Hall.
There will be hot drinks, cakes, biscuits and chat in warm surroundings.
Free of charge.

This is a service of prayers, thanksgiving and hymn-singing. It will sometimes be led by members of the congregation.

A service of thanksgiving for this year's harvest. The church will be decorated with donated food items which can be left in boxes in the porch during August and September, or brought to church on the day.
Afterwards, all donated foods will be taken to the Storehouse Foodbank at New Life Church. They have recently been asking for pasta sauce, tinned hotdogs, rice pudding, custard, tinned meatballs, stir fry sauce and noodles. Household and personal items are always very welcome and they are happy to receive fresh produce as well.
Lunch will be provided in the Parish Hall following the service.

To continue the harvest celebrations, there will be a pie and pea lunch with home-made desserts in the Eaton with Hulme Walfield Parish Hall.
Tickets will be £15 for adults, £5 for children 3-17 years old, and under 3s free.
Please bring your own drinks and glasses.
Tickets are available from Helen Boxford on 01260 224037.
We look forward to you joining us for what will be a delicious meal.

Drop in for coffee or tea and a chat, catch up with neighbours and friends.

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A celebration of this year's harvest with the church decorated with donated food and flowers. Our friends from St Peter's Church, Swettenham will join us and everyone is welcome to come along.

This evening we will celebrate the 170 years of worship at St Michael's Church, Hulme Walfield. The church was consecrated on 14th October 1856.

Central to worship in our church is the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, also called the Holy Communion, or the Lord's Supper. In this offering of prayer and praise, the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are remembered and celebrated.
Children are particularly welcome at this service.