Walk the trail, discover more about the first Easter and why we still celebrate it 2000 years later.The best way to see the trail is to come to Ladbroke in person.It's available 10am - 4pm daily until 7th April, just pick up a leaflet in the church porch and follow the instructions.If you can't come in person you can do it virtually anywhere, anytime of day here
This is not a service but a time of quiet reflection from 5 - 8pm. Please join us if you can, all welcome.The churchyard will be lit with tea lights in memory of those we have loved and lost, no matter where they are buried or scattered. At 7pm there will be prayers and list of names read out, if you wish your loved ones to be added to the list, it is on the welcome table in church.
Are you running out of ideas of things to do with children, wondering what to do locally with visitors or just want to explore more by yourself? Here are some ideas:- Explore Ladbroke Church, it's open 10am - 4pm every day and there's lot of printed information whether you just want the highlights or want to delve more into the stained glass or geology.- Discover Jurassic Ladbroke at church using our free leaflet.- Do the Ladbroke Treasure Trail. Too wet to venture out?- Draw a picture, - Create a face from natural materials or - Build something from things in the recycling bin Take a look at the www.ladbrokeheritage.org.uk for lots more ideas and many downloadbable leaflets, including the Ladbroke Village Trail in French, German, Italian, Romanian, Russian, Spanish and Ukrainian.
