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Upcoming Services at St Martin's Church, Barholm with Stowe

Organ Concert Keith Foley Saturday, September 19th at 7.30pm

for 2 hours
St Thomas of Canterbury Church
St Thomas of Canterbury Church, Off Main Street, PE9 4QA

Organ Concert: Keith Foley will be performing at St
Thomas of Canterbury Greatford on Saturday 19th
September at 7.30pm. Program includes classical and
film pieces. Tickets £10 adults (includes glass of wine)
available from Donna Radley (07980 506381).

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Harvest Festival & Auction

for 1 hour, 30 mins
St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe
Main Road Barholm Stamford, PE9 4RA, United Kingdom

St Martin’s Barholm-with-Stowe, Village Harvest Festival on Sunday 4th October

• 5pm ‘Service of Harvest Celebration’ with Traditional Harvest Hymns accompanied by Julia on the organ
• 5.30pm Join us for a glass of wine and harvest nibbles accompanied by Felix on his guitar
• 5.45pm onwards an Auction in the church of the donated items

We are hosting our annual Village Harvest Festival and Auction on Sunday 4th October this year
David Brown will be auctioning off a range of homemade and home grown produce, artefacts, tools, promises and a few surprises!!!

Please bring as much produce as you can from your garden or food store, or any other items that will sell at the auction, to the church porch on the morning of Saturday 3rd October or contact David directly on Tel. 07778 674272 - Proceeds split between the church and towards a local chosen charity

It promises to be a great night as always - hope to see you there!

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Evening Prayer (BCP)

Monthly. Every First Sunday at for 1 hour
St Martin's Church, Barholm-with-Stowe
Main Road Barholm Stamford, PE9 4RA, United Kingdom

Christians have worshipped in the churches of our group for more than 900 years and we are delighted that you are researching and considering coming along to share in the tradition of Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) 1662 at St Martin's, Barholm with Stowe.

The heart of Evensong is the reading of Scripture.

The service that surrounds it is intended to prepare us to hear God’s word and to be able to respond to it with praise.

Its traditional or archaic language may help us to put aside the pressures of our lives as we enter into a tradition that has sustained Christians in England since the 17th Century.

If you are new to this style of worship or unfamiliar with the language, then let us put you at ease. You will be welcomed at the door by a member of our congregation and given all that you need for the service. In our Order of Service we have tried to include sufficient instructions to help you take part in the service, alternatively if you’d rather sit and listen then you’re very welcome to be still and let the music and words wash over you.

However you join in, we pray that you sense the presence and love of God.