This is a short Eucharist service, which takes place by the St Lawrence altar. Tea, coffee and biscuits afterwards.
An Anglican discipleship course over 5 Saturdays exploring of the Christian faith and preparing people for Authorised Lay Ministry
Saturday 20 September
(Faith journey, Learning and development, Basic issues of faith)
Saturday 4 October
(The Bible, Engaging with Scripture, Prayer)
Saturday 15 November
(Individuals and faith, Communities and faith, Anglicanism)
Saturday 17 January
(Faith & society, Ministry, Common Worship)
Saturday 7th February
(Pastoral care, mission & evangelism, Leading worship, Going deeper, what next?)
9.30am - 4pm, Refreshment provided. Bring your own lunch.
Email: [email protected] to book
At the call of the All Saints' Bells on 27th and 28th September at 10am come gather at the Storyteller carving, Jublilee Gardens, Wellingore to begin the celebration of Wellingore 1000 years!
JUBILEE GARDENS * WELLINGORE CHURCH * VILLAGE MEMORIAL HALL
* Opening of the celebrations by the Duke of Rutland
* Navenby Junior School Choir
* Photographic Competition at Memorial Hall
* Millenium Cake Competition at Memorial Hall
* Bell Ringing
* Childrens' Trail
* Hand Bell Tries
* Community Group Displays
* Village history recalled by long term residents
* The Timeline in All Saints' Church
* Cake, Coffee and Tea in All Saints' Church
* Information boards throughout the village pointing out historical facts of interest
As part of CELEBRATING 1,000 YEARS IN WELLINGORE we are holding a "Bake and Decorate a Celebration Cake" competition.
Free entry - open to all.
Deliver cakes on a plate or stand.
Winners announced at a 4.00pm prizegiving at Wellingore Memorial Hall, Wellingore.
To enter, pick up a form from Wellingore Church / Robin Rose Bakes
or email Lottie at [email protected]
Closing date for entries 20 Sept.
Judged by Jo Shaw of ‘Cook and Saucer’, Coleby
Sponsored by ‘Down the Road’, Navenby
Unless otherwise notified, cakes will be used to supplement refreshments.
As part of CELEBRATING 1,000 YEARS IN WELLINGORE we are holding a Photo competition.
Theme: "Village Life in Wellingore"
Open to all amateur photographers (Adults & Under-18s). Maximum 2 printed (A4, unframed) entries per person. No digital submissions - prints only!
Add your name & contact details on the back of each print Amazon vouchers for winners in each category:
Adult
Under-18
People's Choice
Are you an amateur photographer from Wellingore or the Cliff Villages? We want to see your take on village life: the people, the places, the everyday moments that make our community special!
Deadline for entries. Please drop off your prints at Wellingore Church by 4:00pm on Wednesday, 24th September 2025.
Exhibition & Prize Announcement: All entries will be displayed at Wellingore Memorial Hall on Saturday, 27th September.
Please come along to vote for your "People's Choice"! Winners will be announced at 4:00pm.
The Bishop of Grantham will be there, along with James Prentice from Community Connections, and local group representatives.
2pm Service of Harmony
In the church community garden
2:30pm to 4:3pm:Connect and Chat
Meet people from Bracebridge Heath, Waddington, Graffoe, Hykeham, Thorpe-on-the-Hill and nearby parishes.
Chat and enjoy refreshments.
All welcome!
All are welcome to attend the meetings of the Parish Bible Study Group. Please contact Helen or Mark Sims on 01522 810153 for further details
The ringing of bells welcomes parishioners to a service, combining the Eucharist, hymns and a sermon. The service is followed by the serving of refreshments, providing the opportunity to socialise.
Date at Easter may change
Afternoon Tea for those who are lonely and not generally able to get out and about.
Help Build Community. Meet New & Old Friends. Bring A Neighbour.
IF YOU NEED A LIFT OR WANT TO HELP PHONE JEANETTE (810415) or CHARLOTTE (811244)
No charge. A collaborative effort of All Saints' Church Wellingore, Wellingore WI and Wellingore Parish Council.
More dates for your diary for Tea@3 are 23 July 2025 and 22 October 2025
A service of Christmas Carols and readings, followed by mulled wine and mince pies