In October 2020, St Bartholomew’s church took delivery of several nest boxes. This was part of the WWRT Wildlife Diversification Project with the nest boxes kindly being donated by “Severn Waste Services”.It was on an autumnal afternoon that the nest boxes were installed around the churchyard, so continuing the Eco-friendly approach to caring for God’s creations.On the following Sunday morning we were most grateful to Rev Becky Elliott for the blessing and prayers. As it turned out the rain held off long enough for the socially distanced parishioners to enjoy participation in the service.
Churches Together in the Teme Valley has selected a talk by Tim Keller a well-known Christian author and church-leaderTim has produced a wonderfully engaging video that gives an unforgettable insight into the background and meaning of the parable of the Prodigal SonThe evenings will have a similar format to the recent Charlie Mackesy talks including an informal discussion group after we’ve listened to the talkThe series starts on Wednesday 04 NovemberThe talks then follow on a weekly basis on Wednesday November 11, 18 and 25thWe’re running the evenings over the internet using Zoom, starting at 7.30pm and finishing by 9pmIf you’d like to be involved please register with Jill Smith on Jill.Together@gmail.com or call her on 01886 853 311And if you don’t use Zoom, then contact us because we’re happy to try and put in place an alternativeWe hope you can join usDon’t forget to invite a friend along!The Churches Together team
Revd Canon David Sherwin has put together a Harvest Thanksgiving Service with Puppets on YouTube. This service is especially for school children. Please do take the time to watch this with your children by following this link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40W2mDjRnGk&t=17s
Here is the link to our WWRT Harvest Youtube video. We do hope you can find half an hour with a cuppa to sit and enjoy it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lbe81J0Q41k&feature=youtu.bePlease do share the link with anyone else who you think would like to see it.
